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ZAGREB, 22 Sept (Hina) - Prime Minister Andrej Plenković has not yet seen the report by the National Security Council on an emergency inspection of the Military Security and Intelligence Agency (VSOA), but the government's view is that all perpetrators of unlawful acts should be sanctioned, government spokesman Marko Milić said on Thursday.
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