On the contrary, it will recall all troops, to the last Croatian soldier."[124][125] Milanović went on to say that an "arrangement to meet Russia′s security interests" ought to be found and that the acute crisis over Ukraine was "primarily determined by the dynamics of the U.S. domestic politics".[125] On the same day, prime minister Andrej Plenković reacted to the president′s remarks by saying that on hearing those he thought it was being said "by some Russian official"; he also offered apologies to Ukraine and its government for Milanović′s accusation of Ukraine as "one of the most corrupt states" and reiterated that Croatia supported Ukraine′s territorial integrity and no Croat troops were in Ukraine, while the president′s statement "had nothing whatsoever to do with the policy of the government of the Republic of Croatia".[126]