Stipe Soldić

Časnik Hrvatske vojske in Zagreb, Croatia

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Stipe Soldić rođen je 09.06.1968 godine u Sinju. Završio je višu Kemijsku školu sa zvanjem inženjer kemije.

Njegov ratni put počinje 1991. godine. Tijekom Domovinskog rata najviše je radio na obavještajnim poslovima, a također je bio i pomoćnik zapovjednika brigade Stjepanu Hercegu u Konjicu 1993. i 1994. godine.

Široj javnosti Soldić je poznat što je 1997. Godine imao otvoreni sukob s Mladeži HDZ-a u Splitu kada je otkrio niz nepravilnosti u stranci. Tada je u njegovu obranu stao, njegov tadašnji šef Ravnatelj HIS-a Miroslav Tuđman. Akteri spomenute afere kasnije su maknuti iz HDZ-a. Bio je savjetnik za braniteljska pitanja dr. Marka Veselice predsjednika HKDU-a.

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Stipe Soldić was born on June 9th, 1968 in the town of Sinj. He graduated from the Chemical Engineering High School.

He joined the Homeland War in 1991. He was primarily involved in intelligence operations and was serving as an assistant commander to the brigadier general Stjepan Herceg in Konjic during 1993 and 1994.

Soldić is primarily known to the general public by his open disagreement with Croatian Democratic Union's (HDZ) youth in the town of Split, where he uncovered a host of operational irregularities in the party's conduct. Miroslav Tuđman, then a head of Croatian Intelligence Service (HIS), supported Soldić in this issue, and actors of this affair were later let off from the HDZ. Soldić also served as a counselor for war veterans to Marko Veselica, a president of the Croatian Christian Democratic Union (HKDU).