The official car of the Deputy Prime Minister and Istrian Defense Minister Ivan Anušić was involved in a traffic accident in downtown Zagreb, at the intersection of Ilica, Sveti Duh, and Selska streets. Two vehicles were involved, and two people sustained minor injuries and received medical assistance on site. Ivan Anušić was not injured and canceled a lecture he was scheduled to give the same day. The accident caused traffic congestion and tram lines were rerouted. Police and the Ministry of Defense confirmed the incident, but details about the severity of injuries are not yet known.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets focus on the human impact of the accident, emphasizing the injuries sustained and the disruption caused to public transport. They may also highlight the accountability of public officials and the need for transparency in reporting such incidents.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the facts of the accident straightforwardly, providing details about the location, the people involved, and the immediate consequences such as traffic delays and the cancellation of Anušić’s lecture. They maintain a neutral tone without speculation.
Right: Right-leaning media might emphasize the official status of Ivan Anušić and the quick response by authorities, possibly downplaying the severity of the accident and focusing on the fact that Anušić was unharmed. They may also stress the importance of public officials continuing their duties despite such incidents.
