Slovenian Officials Deny Independence War Claims

Lendava/Ljubljana, 28 April - The chief-of-staff of the Slovenian Armed Forces and the head of the association of Slovenian independence war veterans have denied claims that Slovenian security personnel committed war crimes during the 1991 Slovenian independence war.

Lendava. The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war. Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

Lendava.
The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war.
Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

Lendava. The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war. Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

Lendava.
The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war.
Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

Lendava. The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war. The author of the exhibition, Albin Mikulic. Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

Lendava.
The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war.
The author of the exhibition, Albin Mikulic.
Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

Lendava. The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war. Armed Forces Chief-of-Staff, Major General Ladislav Lipic, and Lendava Mayor Anton Balazek. Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

Lendava.
The opening of an exhibition marking the 15th anniversary of the Slovenian independence war.
Armed Forces Chief-of-Staff, Major General Ladislav Lipic, and Lendava Mayor Anton Balazek.
Photo: Bojan Sustar/STA

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