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Vit Jedlicka was on his way to Osijek from Zagreb with the intention of buying a boat and arriving in Liberland via the river in order to avoid explaining himself to the police

During his attempt to walk to "his" state Liberland, border police yesterday arrested, "its president," Czech Vit Jedlicka.

Vit Jedlicka was on his way to Osijek from Zagreb with the intention of buying a boat and arriving in Liberland via the river in order to avoid explaining himself to the police. Of course, on Saturday afternoon, even in a city near the Drava river it was impossible to buy a boat, so Jedlicka and his small group follower cars drove to the village of Zmajevac where they were welcomed by Croatian police.

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Vit Jedlicka explained to Croatian police that he was legally out of the European Union in no man's land, rather Liberland where no police have jurisdiction. After half an hour, the police decided to let Jedlicka and his friends cross the Croatian-Liberland border.

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After entering the territory which he claims is the territory of Liberland, despite warnings from the Croatian police that he would be arrested if he crossed the border into Croatian territory, Vit Jedlicka was arrested at 7pm. Jedlicka refused to enter Croatian territory during the apprehension, although he did not resist arrest.

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Together with him, his translator Sven Sambunjak, was also arrested in the police station in Beli Manastir.

Boats with crew that tried to enter Liberland off the coast, in which was Vit Jedlicka's wife, arrived on the Serbian bank of the Danube around 9 pm near Charda.

(Telegraf.co.uk/ vecernje.hr)