Serbia and Croatia Continue to Clash Over Migrant Surge

Bickering between Balkan rivals Serbia and Croatia over a migrant surge has turned personal, with Croatia’s prime minister saying he no longer wants to speak with his Serbian counterpart.

The two former Yugoslav nations, which were at war in the 1990s, imposed tit-for-tat border regulations last week, but the dispute appeared to have eased on Friday.

Croatia has been accusing Serbia of sending thousands of migrants to its border, instead of channeling them up north to Hungary.

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SERBIA AND CROATIA CONTINUE TO CLASH OVER MIGRANT SURGE

 The two former Yugoslav nations, which were at war in the 1990s, imposed tit-for-tat border regulations last week, but the dispute appeared to have eased on Friday.

Croatia has been accusing Serbia of sending thousands of migrants to its border, instead of channeling them up north to Hungary.

On Monday, Croatian Prime Minister Zoran Milanovic said he no longer wanted to speak to Serbian counterpart Aleksandar Vucic over the issue, while Vucic said he would “speak to the devil” to restore regional stability.

http://www.infowars.com/serbia-and-croatia-continue-to-clash-over-migrant-surge/

Croatia deducted Euro 2016 point for pitch swastika

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/33643929

Croatia have been deducted a point from Euro 2016 qualifying Group H as punishment for a swastika painted on the pitch before a match against Italy.

CROATIA DEDUCTED EURO 2016 POINT FOR PITCH SWASTIKA

http://www.infowars.com/croatia-deducted-euro-2016-point-for-pitch-swastika/

Uefa also fined the Croatian Football Federation (CFF) 100,000 Euros (£70,000) and ordered their next two games to be played in an empty stadium.