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    1. -Dutch-Crypto- on

      Why? I am not familiar with any politics between the two countries

    2. These are six conditions that Montenegro can easily meet. If they refuse, it only shows that they are not interested in maintaining good-neighbourly relations.
      It should also be noted that the current coalition government in Montenegro depends on a Serbian nationalist party that is openly hostile toward Croatia

    3. haskell_jedi on

      This is a disgrace. Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Albania should have joined the EU already, and Croatia exercising these grudges has long term geopolitical downsides for all of Europe.

    4. DomagojDoc on

      This is just symbolic stuff due to Socialist Republic of Montenegro attacking Croatia in 90s.

      These are not the demands you make when you want to block someone’s accession to the EU, it’s something that can be solved in 2 days.

    5. Very rich that a recent member, who by the way benefits greatly from becoming a member, is blocking another country from joining.

    6. New-Ranger-8960 on

      It’s funny that EU vetoes will unintentionally solve the Balkans’ problems, forcing progress regardless of whether those involved want it or not.

    7. Flat-Coffee1657 on

      Croatia’s demands are mostly sound and they are in the position to make them. Especially those concerning the status of missing persons, i don’t see an issue. It is not that Croatia is against Montenegro in the EU, it is that Croatia supporting Montenegro’s eventual EU membership does not mean approving every step of its accession process regardless of unresolved disputes. Legally, Croatia is within its rights under EU rules to block or delay negotiating chapters. Politically, whether it is appropriate is mostly a matter of opinion.

    8. JimillyBillyBob on

      If Montenegro is blocked due to things like that, imagine Ukraine accession talks with all what is happening between them and their neighbors

    9. As a Croat I see this as our government extending a handshake to Montenegro. It may not be pleasant to fulfill the demands immediately, but the payoff in the future of our partnership, alliance and neighborhood will be far more worth than these demands.

      I wish all the best for our komšije.

    10. ABoutDeSouffle on

      >the return of the training ship Jadran

      That always cracks me up. Can’t be more petty than this.

    11. CrazyWriterHippo on

      Some wounds run deep. But then, the grievances about that war go 6 ways, all of them blaming each other. All of them with cause to hate. But the only way forward is to let the hate go. We’ll see how much of the Balkan is willing to do that.

    12. JariLobel on

      Giving back Croatian property in Boka Kotorska will be an absolute shitshow. Some prime real estate could go back to the rightful owners.

    13. Puzzleheaded_Bus7706 on

      Croatia move is absolutely nationalist one.

      Montenegro can make absolutely same claims towards Croatia, but noone is interested. 

      Also one of the questions is ownership of certain 80 year old ship. Yugoslav ship, paid mostly by Serbia, currently in Montenegro, wanted by Croatia. Shitshow.

    14. honkycronky on

      what’s the issue regarding this ship? why do Croats care so much? didn’t the Serbs pay the majority of the cost of building the ship? it was never the property of Croatia as an independent state and it was built in Hamburg
      am I missing something?

    15. Saalle88 on

      Its funny how everyone is talking about such a small county as Serbia is. Suddenly everyone talks about our army, talk shit about our people, act smart and pretend they are history and polotical experts. But what makes me happy is that this is only on Reddit.

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