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ZAGREB, Sept 27 (Hina) - The local authorities should intensify efforts so that all war crimes committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina 1992-95 could be prosecuted in due time as the measures undertaken so far are not enough and thousands of suspects remain at large, according to an analysis conducted by the Organisation for Security and Cooperation Mission to BiH, the findings of which were presented in Sarajevo on Thursday.
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