He had last criticized Israel! The president's suspicious accident was caught on camera

He had last criticized Israel! The president's suspicious accident was caught on camera

03.09.2026 10:12

Security camera footage has emerged of the traffic accident on July 31 in which Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar, known for her sharp criticism of Israel, was injured. The footage from the Kastelec Tunnel shows the official minivan carrying Musar and two friends colliding with the official vehicle driving ahead of the convoy.

The traffic accident involving Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar, known for her harsh criticism of Israel, has drawn renewed attention after new footage emerged. It was reported that Musar, who was injured in the accident, suffered a fractured collarbone.

MOMENT OF ACCIDENT CAUGHT ON CAMERA

The accident occurred on July 31 in the Kastelec Tunnel. The official minibus carrying President Musar and two of her friends collided with the official vehicle in front of it while traveling in a convoy. With the release of security camera footage, how the incident happened has also been captured. The recordings show the minibus carrying Musar striking the vehicle at the head of the convoy.

COLLARBONE FRACTURED

Slovenian President Musar was also injured in the accident. It was stated that Musar's collarbone was fractured. Following the incident, not only how the accident occurred but also the identity of those in the same vehicle as the President became a focus of debate.

KNOWN FOR HARSH CRITICISM OF ISRAEL

Nataša Pirc Musar is among the European leaders who stand out for their harsh criticism of Israel, particularly in foreign policy. Musar's statements on this matter had previously drawn attention in the international public opinion.

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