Territorial Dispute Erupts Between Fascist Croatia And Slovenia, Battle For Piran Bay !

After the decision of the The Hague Arbitration Court, dispute over the Piran Bay between the members of the European Union Slovenia and Croatia haven’t ceased but broke out with renewed vigor.

NAZI CROATIA PROVOCATIONS ~ Slovenian Foreign Minister Karl Erjavec has announced that his country will send a protest note to Croatia over an incident in the Piran Bay.

According to regional media, the incident in question concerns the entry of Croatian fishermen and the intervention of the Croatian police in the part of the sea that is the subject of a border dispute between Croatia and Slovenia.

The diplomatic note will be sent on Monday afternoon and delivered to Zagreb on Tuesday.

According to Croatian media, “the Slovenian side is interpreting the event claiming that an incident occurred when fishermen from Croatia sailed up to the middle of the bay, that is, the area that Ljubljana considers its own.”

“I think that these actions show great nervousness on the Croatian side,” Erjavec said.

Last week, The Hague-based Court of Arbitration ruled to give Slovenia three quarters of the bay, and a corridor leading to the open sea – a decision that Croatia announced ahead of time it would not honor.

On Saturday, the media reported about two incidents in the bay caused by the Croatian side, while Zagreb announced that the Slovenian police boats on three occasions violated the line of demarcation at sea between the two countries.

Recall, according to a recent judicial decision, Slovenia gained access to international waters in this part of the Adriatic Sea. The possession was disputed by Croatia.

After the verdict, the two post-Yugoslav countries exchanged diplomatic notes. Although if not all of its claims were enforced, Slovenia calls for the execution of a judicial decision. Croatia, in turn, warned its neighbors about the inadmissibility of violation of its state border.

The Prime Ministers of Slovenia, Croatia, intend to discuss the situation during a personal meeting in Ljubljana.