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THE CONFLICT CONTINUES Zoran Milanović: 'I am more stable than Plenković, I did not physically attack people in Parliament' I don't curse people, I don't shout at them, I know how to be rude, but that level of arrogance and arrogance is not my area - said the president Writes: Jutarnji HRPosted: September 28, 2020 12:53 pm 8880827 Vlado Kos / Cropix Facebook Twitter Messenger E-mail President Zoran Milanović in Donji Miholjac, where he participated in the solemn session of the City Council of Donji Miholjac on the occasion of the City Day, commented on the Janaf affair and the Dragan Kovačević Club . Milanovic, among other things, continued the shootout with Prime Minister Andrej Plenković . - I didn't call anyone angry, I don't see what was disputable except for someone telling you to stabilize. I did not physically attack people in the Parliament, I am more stable than him - said Milanović. He also said that he heard that the Prime Minister was receiving Bakir Izetbegović and Dragan Čović today, which, as he said, was the result of events from two weeks ago. - Bakir has not received a reception from the Prime Minister for a long time. I will talk to Dzaferovic today - said Milanovic. image Vlado Kos / Cropix He also referred to his arrival at the Dragan Kovačević Club. - I was there twice in very close company. I would probably never go there again. I was in a completely different company. I didn't gather there on Martinja. The fish came from Split, no one wanted to buy it and that's how I got there - he said and added that he talked to the Chief of the HV General Staff at the Club. - The story being sold that the laws are not the same for everyone, what is a lockdown? 50 percent of people went to work, there was no standing still. You ask the President of the Republic or the Government why he did not stay at home with his own? Then they would say I didn’t come to work. Why should I stay home and zoom in with co-workers? - said Milanović. RELATED NEWS Tomo Medved REACTION FROM THE GOVERNMENT Tomo Medved: 'I don't understand the president's nervousness and so much attack on the State Attorney's Office' FORMER SOA CHIEF Dragan Lozančić: 'Nowhere does it say that the Prime Minister and the President must not find out about the data' image Vlado Kos / Cropix He reiterated that we have a prime minister who knows nothing and referred to his apology post on Facebook in which he mentioned a case from Germany in which it may happen that no one disputes that the minister is doing his job conscientiously and has information from the investigation. which expanded it. - In Croatia, no one knows anything, in Germany they know and there is no problem with the minister knowing. The problem was not in Germany in 2015 that the minister knew, but that someone was blabbering on and that is why heads were falling - he said. image Vlado Kos / Cropix Milanovic also said that the fact that HDZ ministers were in the Club does not mean that they were doing something illegal there. - Now all these people will be questioned in the proceedings, and they know nothing. Jakov Kitarovic will probably be questioned. The man has no idea about it. Is this a healthy procedure, I ask you and the Prime Minister. Let him read the German case. There's no one knew. The chancellor knew, everyone knew, it was a case when the candidate for minister was investigated for child pornography - he said. image Vlado Kos / Cropix - I don't curse people, I don't yell at them, I know how to be rude but that level of arrogance and arrogance is not my area. Besides everything, I am careful what I talk about, with whom and who climbs into my intimate and any other space - said Milanović. 'Too much to eat in Croatia' Before giving a statement to the media, he also referred to a detail from the Janaf affair at the session, considering that he had previously stated that he was in Dragan Kovacevic's club because an acquaintance called him not to throw away food that had excess. - Fortunately, there is no hunger anywhere in Croatia. In fact, you eat too much. There are even leftovers and surpluses. But there must be a balance mechanism - said Milanovic.