"For instance, while Croatian war veterans are in some important ways overcompensated by the Croatian state and have a recognisable body of representatives, in Serbia they are in many ways invisible and their population is fragmented into hundreds of veterans' associations which are struggling for very limited resources from the Serbian state," he told SETimes.
„Na primer, dok hrvatski ratni veterani na određene važne načine dobijaju preveliku nadoknadu od hrvatske države i imaju prepoznatlijvo predstavničko telo, u Srbiji su na puno načina nevidljivi i njihova populacija je rascepkana na stotine udruženja veterana koja se bore za vrlo ograničene resurse od države Srbije“, rekao je on za SETimes.