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Officials say as long as Serbia plays unfair, Bajakovo crossing will remain closed

Source: Hina
Author: Ivana Tomičić Šušak
ZAGREB, Sept 22 (Hina) - Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Milanka Opacic and Justice Minister Orsat Miljenic said on Tuesday that Croatia had accepted and provided for refugees and that it would continue to do so, but that the border crossing at Bajakovo would remain closed to some types of traffic until Serbia started to direct refugees to two border crossings with Hungary as well.

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