The church with demonstrators inside was attacked by police in Croatia

Veterans of the Croatian Independence War continue protests actions against the anti-national and anti-christian policy of current liberal-social-democratic government. 

Feeling danger for its regime, liberal government makes an attempt to keep own positions by a forcible methods against the patriots. Thus, on the night of 28 to 29 May police attempted to break into the Roman Catholic Church of St. Mark in Zagreb, in which the patriots have been located at the invitation of priests. Reported the  catholicnews.org.ua with referring to the Croatian media. 

The Church of St. Mark in Zagreb located between the houses of the Croatian government and the Croatian Parliament.

The Croatian police actions is a violation of the Interstate Agreement with the Apostolic See. All this happens immediately after the visit of the President of Croatia Mrs. Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic to Vatican. Should be noted the fact that Mrs. Grabar-Kitarovic is in opposition to current anti-national government of Croatia and has a quite patriotic-conservative position.

The President's attempts to contact Prime Minister of Croatia Zoran Milanovic to resolve the situation peacefully, were unsuccessful.

Later the policemen make several attempts to break into the church despite the Interstate agreements and laws of the Republic of Croatia. Subsequently six Franciscan priest joined the protest action and make a living shield between the protesting patriots and so called "law enforcement officers".

At 7 am police did not allowed the citizens of Zagreb to enter the Church of St. Mark to join the daily Mass.

Later protest actions have been started in other parts of Zagreb and in several cities in Croatia.