Position Serbs u Croatia was, even before the creation of the new ruling coalition, already worsened, because the anti-Serb campaign was conducted during the elections, as well as the fact that the request of the Homeland Movement (DP) for the segregation of the Independent Serbian Democratic Party (SDSS) in political life was fulfilled, said the leader of that party Milorad Pupovac.
Whether there will be an additional deterioration will depend primarily on the additional moves of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, Pupovac pointed out in an interview with Večernje Novosti, and pointed out that the DP is a real threat to democracy due to its radical nationalism and anti-Serb attitude, because "it wants to violate all rights which various groups have achieved, including women, migrants and anti-fascists".
He stated that the president of Croatia, Zoran Milanović, went from being a left-liberal politician to the most ardent right-winger in that country, because "through a series of his statements about neighbors, minorities, above all about Serbian, about women, about Jasenovac and the denial of that crime against Serbs, in order to In the end, he was together with Ivan Penava in Vukovar, where he heard 'Ready for home'".
And at the end he said: "These are good guys about whom we have wrongly created a bad image", in the midst of their anti-Serb campaign, warned Pupovac.