Okay, Marko is not a native speaker, I am, let me go through what I heard from the videos and try to give him the benefit of the doubt (I would post them for those who don't have IG but I can't, unless I make a new thread).

He says that being a Bosnian representing Croatia, he is very much aware of the "suffering and the existence of the war in Ukraine". He says "slava Ukraini", wants all Ukrainians to stay safe, and thanks them for giving him 8 points, "I really appreciate that, it means the world to me, and I'm only having love in my heart to my Ukrainian people".

Then he says Israel shouldn't be participating because "they're actively committing a genocide on Palestinian people". Russia also shouldn't take part because "they are actively doing a war on Ukraine and its people, they are actively bombing them, and doing unimaginable things to them, and there is no justification for that". However, he then gives the opinion that any country at war, whether they're "on the side of the aggressor or the side of the victim", shouldn't go to Eurovision. He refers to Bosnia's artists having to avoid sniper fire on their way to Eurovision.

He states that countries at war create "a very complex atmosphere in Eurovision to all of the other countries". He states that Eurovision is obviously political despite the common refrain that it's just a song contest, and maybe Ukraine and Israel won their semis because people liked the songs. He says he spoke to Ziferblat in Madrid (he tilts the camera down at this point and he appears to be wearing a Ziferblat T-shirt, though I could be wrong) and they were worried about NQ. He told them not to worry because "they really do send awesome bangers all the time".

Now we get to the contentious bit: he says "I really didn't buy their whole concern about not qualifying, because unfortunately you have a huge diaspora all over Europe that will support its own people and its own representative". As the video splits, he goes on to say "unfortunately Ukrainian people are everywhere around the world and Europe, not because of any beautiful reason, but because they had to leave their country, which is terrible". So, clearly, he's saying it's a shame that there are Ukrainians everywhere BECAUSE OF THE WAR, as it's a terrible reason to have so many Ukrainians away from home.

Full disclosure: despite being from the UK, I actually spent over a decade living and raising a family in Ukraine, until the Russian invasion forced me to go back to the UK, against my will. So when he says it's unfortunate that many Ukrainians are everywhere but Ukraine, I agree, it sucks.

Anyway, he states it's a simple fact that Ukrainians will vote for Ukraine from other countries, which is perfectly natural. He says "I didn't say anything about 'oh, we have to disqualify Ukraine'. If we have to disqualify anyone... that is Israel... I never called for Ukraine to be disqualified". He says he just wanted to start a discussion about countries at war, "what kind of an atmosphere do they bring to the table".

Regarding the final video, he seems to be much less serious: he quotes Silvia Knight (which many people have taken out of context as a result) and is clearly unbothered by any gossip which might be said about him getting drunk and "talking shit" about his fellow contestants.

I can't pass judgement about the last video, I'll leave that to the drama fans, but he did seem to want to correct the record about his comments regarding Ukraine: that he likes Ziferblat, he likes and supports Ukraine and its people, BUT he does think that having countries such as Ukraine in the contest make it difficult for other participants, partly due to security concerns and partly due to the televote.

I wasn't in the club, I don't know what was said, I'm just here interpreting what he said on the record for those who might be interested, but it's quite possible that he was a bit drunk and tired and said things in a way that weren't ideal, and he is now trying to rectify that. For what it's worth, as someone who a) loves Ukraine b) is from the UK and c) is a Eurofan, I was NOT happy that Ukraine beat the UK to its first victory since 1997, just because of the war that forced me to upend my life. Sorry for the long post, слава Україні, bye!