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NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12738
PM on ICC warrants: Democratically-elected gov't and terrorists cannot be equated
ZAGREB, May 22 (Hina) - There is no increase in the number of coronavirus patients in Croatia or Slovenia so the two countries are working to ensure that all areas of life are in function and that they carefully return to normal, Croatian and Slovenian foreign ministers said on Friday at a meeting at the Kastel-Dragonja border crossing.
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