Rafale, Croatian Air Force
Croatia welcomes first batch of Rafale jets amid modernisation
The arrival of the Rafale jets reaffirms Croatia's partnership with France. With the next batch of Rafale expected to arrive by the end of 2024, Croatia aims to establish a complete squadron by mid-2025, further enhancing its aerial defence capabilities.
First Six Dassault Rafale Fighter Jets Delivered To Croatia
The six Rafale multirole combat aircraft were welcomed at the Zagreb operational base by the President of the Republic of Croatia Zoran Milanović, the
Croatian officials welcome the arrival of Rafale fighter jets purchased from France
The first six of 12 Rafale multipurpose fighter jets purchased by Croatia from France have landed at an air force base near Zagreb with a welcome ceremony attended by top officials
Croatian air force welcomes its first six Rafale fighters
Croatia's first six of 12 Dassault Aviation Rafales were transferred to Velika Gorica near Zagreb on 25 April.
Dassault Aviation: The Rafale enters service in the Croatian Air Force
these six Rafale will join the 191 Squadron of the Croatian Air Force. The next Rafale will arrive from the end of 2024, to form a complete squadron by mid-2025. ABOUT DASSAULT AVIATION: With over 10,000 military and civil aircraft (including 2,700 Falcons ...
Croatian officials welcome the arrival of Rafale fighter jets purchased from France
Croatia purchased 12 used fighter jets of the ... Russia has been a traditional supplier of military aircraft, including combat helicopters, to Serbia, which has refused to join international ...
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Croatia receives first 6 of 12 French Rafale aircraft
Croatia on Thursday received the first six of a total of 12 Rafale multi-role combat aircraft from France. The warplanes ...
Insult-Hurling President Poses Risk to EU in Croatia’s Election
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic has opposed NATO expansion and condemned military aid to Ukraine as a “deeply immoral” ...
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The ruins of the old Yugoslav radar station at Gola Plješevica, Croatia
CRC Glons: exploring a NATO radar station that was abandoned in 2021 A remote old military base in the northernmost and ...
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The Brief – The Croatian conundrum
It’s a political conundrum that’s been plaguing Europe for a decade, and Croatia is getting a taste of it this week: A ...
Croatia’s parliamentary election follows harsh contest between country’s top two officials
Croatia’s upcoming parliamentary election ... at the ancient Parthenon temple in Athens The U.K. has pledged an additional ...
Croatian Premier Plenkovic Suffers Setback in Tight Election
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic suffered a setback in a tight national election as he confronted a challenge from President Zoran Milanovic, who has derided military aid to Ukraine.