Croatia's president Zoran Milanović responded to the Greek authorities' detention of over 90 Croatian supporters. Arrests occurred in connection with the riots of Dinam Zagreb fans with AEK Athens fans, in which 1 individual died.
The riots between the fanatics of both teams were held on 7 August close the AEK Stadium in Nea Philadelphia over an hr after finishing the guest team's training. At the stadium, the hosts were first gathered, with fans clashing between 100 and 120.
According to police sources, both sides threw flares, stones, and makeshift explosives. 3 Greeks and 5 Croats were injured, 1 of the hosts' fans was killed, according to police, stabbed with a knife.
The president of Croatia referred to the long-term detention to which Dinam Zagreb fans were subjected.
The treatment of Croatian supporters by the Greek authorities has nothing to do with the law, democracy or respect for human rights. He treats them like prisoners of war.
President Milanović pointed out that specified conduct by the Greeks shows a false alleged European solidarity.
They put them in prisons scattered all over Greece to be beaten and raped there – that is the European Union. You cannot keep people in temporary custody for 5 days; if this is what the EU looks like today, it is better that it is not at all.
Solidarity with trapped ultras from the fan group Bad Blue Boys (BBB) were expressed among others by fans of Dynamo Kiev.
Kibice Dyma Kiev with a banner calling for the release of Bad Blue Boys / t.me/ultrasnotreds2On the front, fans of Dynam Kiev decided to express their sympathy for Croatian supporters in a rather... different way.
Photo from Dynama Kiev ultrase channel Categories D / t.me/categories_dIt is worth adding that in a conflict between fanatics from the group Bad Blue Boysand their group opponents R21 politics plays a large role. Croatian ultras are known for their nationalist beliefs, while Greeks from R21 are left-wing people claiming to be anti-fascists, their consent is, among others, the German club St. Pauli. Greeks besides do not hide with their love of sharp tools. Their profiles include specified photos:
One AEK Athens fan armed with knife / t.me/ultrasnotreds2Croatian fans have given up utilizing equipment, as they wrote on their channel on the Telegram:
The ease with which the Croatian media accept the fact that our members are held liable for the tragedy that has happened, and there is no evidence. Nor can they be as shortly as time shows. Only the alleged "investigation" of the discredited Greek police remains, whose sole intent is to later steer the script by which the shameful motion of utilizing a knife in the fans' conflict will be sewn to the Croats in order to satisfy bloodthirsty public opinion, media and politics. At the same time, 7 of our brothers in Athens suffered knife injuries. 3 were injured from fired signal rockets, and 1 associate of our group received as many as 7 (7!) stab wounds.
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