Croatian Air Force lacks ground protection and air defence systems
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- The Croatian Air Force has no effective methods to protect its aircraft on the ground, with all aircraft kept in open hangars or sheds that are easily accessible, and the force lacks any air defence system, including Spectre, optoelectronic or other defenses.
- Twelve aircraft are being moved to a military exercise in Slunj where they will be used to attack ground targets with a cannon.
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