Croatian border police discovered 15 foreign nationals in the Glina area on Friday morning and administered first aid to two of them who were injured.

The group, including six men, five women and four children, were discovered around 6.30 am. Two men and a pregnant woman complained of pain, and the two men were found to have suffered stab wounds, the Sisak-Moslavina County Police said.

The police officers on the scene provided them with first aid before an ambulance came and took them to the Sisak General Hospital for further treatment.

The men told the police that a group of Pakistanis had attacked them in the woods and stolen their mobile phones and other personal effects.

The police said they were investigating the case.