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ZAGREB, Sept 21 (Hina) - Montenegro has met all its financial obligations towards former prisoners of war who were held and tortured in the Morinj detention camp in the early 1990s, paying them nearly a million and a half euros based on final court rulings, the local press said on Friday.
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