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Arrests made for pro-Nazi chants at Hajduk Split-Ajax match in Croatia

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Briefings

Croatian football fans were arrested at a UEFA Conference League match in Split following the chanting of pro-Nazi slogans. The incident occurred during a match between Hajduk Split and Ajax, with arrests reported before and during the game. Authorities cited hate speech laws as the basis for the action, though specific details on the number of arrests or the duration of the chant are not provided in the available evidence.

Key points

• Fans were arrested at a UEFA Conference League match in Split, Croatia, after chanting pro-Nazi slogans before and during the game between Hajduk Split and Ajax.
• The incident occurred during a match between Hajduk Split and Ajax, with arrests reported before and during the game.

Context

This event highlights tensions in Croatian football where fans have been targeted for expressing political views, specifically regarding Nazi symbolism, during international competitions.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the general description of arrests and the context of the match. Specific details such as the number of arrests, the exact duration of the chant, or the specific names of the individuals involved are not provided in the source.

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