
Croatian Ministry of Defense Releases Military-Themed Notebooks
The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has issued school supplies, specifically notebooks featuring military motifs, which have now appeared in stores.
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The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has issued school supplies, specifically notebooks featuring military motifs, which have now appeared in stores.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense has deemed mattresses from Serbia unacceptable for its soldiers, reversing an earlier decision. This means Croatian soldiers will not be sleeping on Serbian-made mattresses.

Ivica Devčić, a powerful procurement chief at the Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH), has been arrested in connection with suspicious military boot procurement and other public tender cases.

A Zagreb entrepreneur and a Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) employee are facing charges for allegedly misusing student contracts to gain illicit financial benefits over more than a decade.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) plans to expand existing and build new barracks to accommodate up to 15,000 conscripts annually within the next five years. This expansion aims to include those who have deferred their military service.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has announced a public tender for the recruitment of new military pilots, inviting applications for future flight training and service.

Croatia's Ministry of Defense (MORH) accused President Zoran Milanović of revealing classified information by disclosing the number of missing soldiers in the Croatian Army.

An unusual sight in Zagreb shows the Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) using wooden pallets to reserve parking spaces in the city center.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has announced public tenders for cadet service, with applications open until August 14. The ministry is actively seeking new cadets to join its ranks.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has canceled a tender for 1,700 military mattresses due to their Serbian origin, deeming it unacceptable just before contract signing.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense refuted a Euronews report claiming that Croatian aircraft would participate in a military parade in Paris. The Ministry stated that the information was inaccurate and no Croatian planes were being sent.

An officer from the Croatian Ministry of Defense has been accused of fraudulently receiving €28,500 in housing allowances over several years by using false addresses.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has published videos showcasing the Croatian Navy in action. The footage provides a glimpse into their operations.

A 19-year-old man who fell asleep in the Croatian Ministry of Defense courtyard in Zadar, wearing shorts with a Serbian nationalist symbol, was found not guilty by the court.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) accused President Milanović of treason for allegedly revealing classified information about troop numbers, to which the President's office responded that the data is public and available in MORH's own annual defense report.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense announced that military service will begin on March 9th for 800 recruits. Twelve individuals failed to report, leading to charges being filed.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) canceled a contract for military mattresses after discovering that the company they contracted was importing the mattresses from Serbia.

A former head of procurement at the Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) and the owner of a Zagreb-based company have been ordered into investigative detention as part of a corruption probe. The Minister of Defense, Ivan Anušić, stated that the arrested employee will be removed from their position.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has publicly accused President Zoran Milanović of lying. This accusation marks a further escalation in the ongoing political tensions between the two entities.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has issued a call for candidates to apply for 50 officer positions within the Croatian Army.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has issued a public tender to recruit 400 soldiers and sailors for a two-year contractual military service, set to begin on June 1st.

The Croatian Ministry of Defense (MORH) has registered three unfinished offshore patrol vessels under construction in the Croatian Armed Forces Registry, aiming to protect assets and ensure the completion of construction after issues with BSO shipyard.

A Croatian soldier was safely evacuated from the United Nations UNIFIL mission in Lebanon with assistance from Germany, as confirmed by the Croatian Ministry of Defense.