Abortion is a spontaneous or induced termination of pregnancy up to the 22nd week of gestation. Medical abortion is an induced termination of pregnancy caused by drugs. Medical termination of pregnancy is performed in the hospital in the presence of a gynecologist and midwife assistant. It is very important that the midwife has knowledge and positive attitudes towards medical termination of pregnancy if she participates in its participation. Research objective: The research objectives in this final paper were to investigate the knowledge and attitudes of midwives towards medical termination of pregnancy in the Republic of Croatia. The specific objectives were to investigate whether midwives in the Republic of Croatia recommend medical termination of pregnancy as a safer option than mechanical/surgical abortion, and to investigate the level of knowledge expressed by midwives in the Republic of Croatia about medical termination of pregnancy with regard to length of service and level of education. Respondents and methods: The research was conducted in the period from June 29, 2022. until July 8, 2022. The data used in the research were obtained through a survey questionnaire that was distributed on the website of the Croatian Chamber of Midwives via a Google docs form. 132 respondents participated in the research. Results: According to age, the most represented age group of respondents was from 20 to 30 years old, in which there were 76 respondents. According to the level of education, the majority were women with a bachelor's degree in midwifery, 42 of them. 87% of the respondents indicated that they had experienced a medical termination of pregnancy. 72% of respondents consider medical termination of pregnancy safer than surgical termination of pregnancy. About 75.8% of midwives would recommend medical termination of pregnancy over surgical termination of pregnancy. The majority of midwives, 55.3% of them, consider that it is wrong to refuse to provide care to a woman who requests an intentional termination of pregnancy. The vast majority (62.8%) of midwives believe that they are not competent to perform an intentional termination of pregnancy on their own. Conclusion: According to the level of knowledge, the midwives showed a satisfactory level of knowledge. Out of a total of 132 applicants who filled out the survey, 118 (89.4%) showed satisfactory knowledge regarding medication termination of pregnancy. Midwives with 21 to 30 years of work experience show the highest level of knowledge. However, more educated respondents have more knowledge about medication termination of pregnancy.