1,725 people are still missing in Croatia following the Serbian aggression against Croatia.
75% confidence
Foreign AffairsCroatia
Omissions
The 1,725 figure refers to missing AND deceased persons combined (1,341 listed as missing plus 384 whose burial sites are unknown), not solely 'missing' persons as the claim's wording implies.
All identified sources are news agencies/reporting citing the official Croatian government figure; no direct primary statistical publication (e.g. the Croatian Ministry of Croatian Veterans' register) was retrieved in the searches performed.
The figure is tied to the annual International Missing Persons Day (30 August) commemoration, the closest reference date before the session.
Sources
SecondaryHINA (Croatian state news agency)ZAGREB, 30 Aug (Hina) - Croatia is still searching for 1725 people who went missing or were killed in the 1991-95 Homeland War.
Secondaryportal.hrCroatia is still searching for 1.725 missing and deceased people from the Homeland War, with most cases related to Vukovar.
SecondaryGround News (citing HINA)Croatia is still searching for 1,725 people: 1,341 people who are listed as missing and the remains of 384 people whose burial places are unknown.
SecondarySrpske.rsOn International Missing Persons Day, Croatia seeks 1725 people, Montenegro 50 and Bosnia and Herzegovina 7588. What the official data show.