Božinović: Bomb reports are a type of hybrid warfare!

“There are indications of where these domains and servers could be, but we are not ready to talk about the details,” said Božinović on Friday after the opening of the Novalja Police Station building.

He spoke about reports of planted bombs, Bo&zcaronović repeated that they are part of the process that is happening in all the countries of the region and emphasized that the Croatian police reacts very seriously to every such report.

“All these reactions are our job to eliminate any suspicion that there really could be some kind of bomb,” he pointed out, adding that an extensive criminal investigation is being conducted that includes a whole range of partners, since the reports come from fake email addresses and servers registered abroad.

Asked if he could find out the whereabouts of the fugitive former head of the Croatian Ski Association Vedran Pavlekthe minister replied that he could not say anything more than what the chief state attorney said. Ivan Come backć and the Minister of Justice Damir Habijan.

“What I can say is that there is intensive police cooperation with certain countries,” he said.

Novinare je zanimala i Božinovićev komentar da David Sopta becomes a new member of the board of ACI, after he was removed from the position of president of the board of Jadrolinija last year due to the tragedy on the ferry Lastovo in which three seafarers died.

“Given that we are entering the tourist season, I assume that it was an assessment to equip the ACI Management. Mr. Sopta has many years of management experience. A few years ago, the entire management of Jadrolinija left, however, this does not mean that each individual is permanently disqualified from performing tasks that require a certain amount of experience,” he said.

Asked about the process of passing the Croatian language exam for foreign workers, Božinović answered that they will be implemented by the agencies that deal with it, and that the Ministry of Science and Education will supervise it.

“There are standards for that, otherwise they wouldn’t call something A1.1. I believe that foreign workers will pass that exam without any great effort,” Boinovi said.