On which date in 1992 did the member states of the European Community officially extend diplomatic recognition to the Republic of Croatia?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. 15 January 1992
- Step 1: Recall the date of European recognition during the Homeland War. Step 2. On 15 January 1992, the European Community countries collectively recognized Croatia as an independent state, celebrated as the Day of International Recognition of Croatia. Answer: 15 January 1992. Why not the others: 25 June 1991 was independence declaration; 8 October 1991 was severance of ties; 22 May 1992 was admission to the United Nations.
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