
Krsto Đurović
Krsto Đurović was a Yugoslav People's Army officer who notably opposed the military's aggressive actions during the Croatian War of Independence. He served as a counter-admiral and commander of the southern naval sector in Boka, where he famously declared his commitment to protecting Dubrovnik from bombardment. His principled stance against the war led to his tragic death in a helicopter crash in 1991, which remains shrouded in mystery, with suspicions that it was a result of friendly fire from the JNA. In recognition of his bravery and moral conviction, a street in Cetinje has been named after him.
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Admiral Krsto Đurović opposed the aggression on Dubrovnik and tragically died in a helicopter crash.
Crnogorska bruka uz mrvice čojstva: Antiratna knjiga “Sjećanja na ratKrsto Đurović was a Montenegrin rear admiral who refused to attack Dubrovnik during the war in 1991 and later died under mysterious circumstances.
Lična i politička drama Krsta Đurovića na BBC-juKrsto Đurović was a contra-admiral of the Yugoslav People's Army who opposed the aggression against Croatia.
Imenovanje ulice po Krstu Đuroviću pokazuje da pamtimo one koji su rekli "ne" zločinu












