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Source: Hina
Author: Hari Alfeo
BRUSSELS, Sept 7 (Hina) - Croatian farmers have not suffered big direct damage because of Russia's embargo on the export of food from the European Union, but there has been considerable indirect damage because a good part of the products that used to be exported to Russia have stayed on the internal market, Foreign Minister Tihomir Jakovina said in Brussels on Monday.

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