A Croatian restaurant refuses to serve Hungarians, Mandiner .
As you can see in the photo, the owner of a Croatian restaurant must have taken Viktor Orbán's statement last week that Hungary has no coastline, because it was taken away from him. This statement caused a great indignation in Croatia.
More precisely, the Prime Minister said in the radio interview last week on the subject of the EU's Russian oil embargo that countries that have seas can deliver oil from anywhere in the world, but we don't have seas, but "it would be if they hadn't been taken." And this was a historical finding of fact, which started the Croatian political declarations, up to statements that "no one could take away Hungary's sea, because it did not have it".
Let's not get involved in the historical facts, but irresponsible statements have consequences, as evidenced by the sign displayed in front of the restaurant in Trpanj. This is evidenced by the fact that Hungarians are not served at the restaurant, and that Hungarians are not welcome in the Croatian sea.
If we take a good look at the photo, we can say that a Hungarian person would not voluntarily enter such a place, where torn chairs and weeds await. And if, according to the announcement, Hungarians are really not welcome on the Croatian sea - although there are doubts about this - then I recommend to my compatriots not to go to the Croatian sea this summer, other countries also have seas and can be reached by car in the same way. Italians, Slovenians, Montenegrins, Albanians and even Greeks will be happy.
