Tompson's controversial concert in Zagreb sparked widespread outrage and condemnation, with critics accusing it of promoting fascist ideologies and glorifying violence. The event drew large crowds, including high-profile figures, but was met with strong reactions from political leaders, human rights groups, and the public, both in Croatia and internationally.

**Tompson's Controversial Concert in Zagreb** A massive concert by Croatian singer Marko Perković Tompson in Zagreb sparked controversy and outrage. The event, attended by hundreds of thousands, was marred by nationalist chants, Ustaše symbols, and references to the "Oluja" military operation, which led to the expulsion of Serbs. Tompson's statement that "we can die in peace as we have handed over Croatia to the right hands" further fueled the controversy. The concert ended in chaos with injuries, arrests, and a shocked political response.