Croatian right-wing singer, fans perform pro-Nazi salute at massive concert

A right-wing Croatian singer, Marko Perkovic, also known as Thompson, ignited controversy after performing a song featuring a pro-Nazi salute at a large concert in Zagreb. Meanwhile, in Turkiye, a 53-year-old man was seriously injured by a lion that escaped from a zoo in Manavgat. The escaped lion was later shot dead after the attack.
Croatian right-wing singer, fans perform pro-Nazi salute at massive concert
A popular right-wing Croatian singer and hundreds of thousands of his fans performed a pro-Nazi WW II salute at a massive concert in capital Zagreb. One of Marko Perkovic's popular songs, played in the late Staurday event, starts with "For the homeland - Ready!" salute, used by Croatia's Naziera Ustasha regime that ran concentration camps at the time. Perkovic, whose stage name is Thompson after a US-made machine gun, has said both the song and the salute focus on the 1991-95 war in Croatia, in which he fought using the American firearm. Courts have ruled Perkovic can use the salute as part of his song.
NAZI SALUTES, FASCIST FLAGS: Croatian Singer Marko Perković’s Gig Draws Global Backlash
Escaped zoo lion injures man, 53, in Turkiye: A man, 53, was seriously injured when he was attacked by a lion that had escaped a southern Turkiye zoo Sunday. The lion was later shot dead. The male lion escaped his cage at Land of Lions in Manavgat, in the early hours. Later, he attacked the man sleeping outdoors. "We struggled, fought... I grabbed his neck and squeezed. At that moment, he ran off a little," said Suleyman Kir, who was hospitalised with wounds to head and shoulder.
Pro-Nazi Gestures Caught On Cam: Croatian Singer Sparks Outrage At Massive Concert

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