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ZAGREB, Sept 18 (Hina) - Representatives of war veterans' associations agreed with War Veterans Minister Tomo Medved on Tuesday that in the next few days they would meet with the relevant bodies to analyse the Vukovar mayor's demands regarding the slowness and failure to solve war crimes committed in the town and to find out the exact numbers of prosecuted and ongoing cases.
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