PM Plenkovic extends condolences to Iran following plane crash

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic has extended his condolences to Iranian President Hassan Rouhani following a plane crash in the southwest of the country, the Prime Minister's Office said on Sunday.

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It is with great sadness that I have received the news of the tragic aircraft accident in your country which has claimed dozens of lives. On behalf of the Croatian government and people, I convey my deep sympathy and respect to the families of the victims, to you and to the entire Iranian people, PM Plenkovic wrote.

Text: Hina

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