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ZAGREB, Oct 28 (Hina) - The Defence Ministry on Friday responded to reports that Croatian troops would be sent to the Russian border without a parliamentary decision, saying that at NATO's summit in July, Croatia did not decide to send an infantry company but only declared that it could.
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