Graffiti with Ustasha symbols and a call for the murder of Milorad Pupovac appeared in Zagreb, the Serbian National Council announced.
The graffiti was written in an underpass near the "Savski gaj" Elementary School in Novi Zagreb, and similar graffiti was written in the same place at the end of January, according to SNV. They also say that two months ago, in an announcement about the graffiti written at the time, they stated that "unfortunately, they are not a surprise."
"This time we can notice that as a society we have evolved from 'Stand up Bane' to 'Stand up Ante', namely one of this morning's graffiti at the mentioned location carries that message, along with the Ustasha greeting already ingrained in our society."For the Commission'", reads the statement signed by spokesperson Eugen Jakovčić.
He writes that all this is "an accompanying iconography of a call to death for a representative of the Serbian minority, the same one that the Constitutional Law on the Rights of National Minorities lists first, thus giving special importance to the community that once shared constituency with the Croatian people in Croatia".
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