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NEWS BULLETIN NO. 13009
ZAGREB, 17 Feb (Hina) - The discussion on introducing mandatory military service in Croatia should be broader, involving all relevant stakeholders, especially young people who are most affected, as speculation and partial information create room for misunderstandings, it was said at a round-table discussion on Monday.
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