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Association: Prosecutors should prosecute war crimes in BiH, not Croatian generals

ZAGREB, 9 Aug (Hina) - An association of the families of the Srebrenica genocide victims on Monday criticised Bosnia and Herzegovina's prosecutorial authorities for opening a case against high-ranking Croatian Army officers, noting that many people responsible for war crimes lived in BiH but had not been punished.

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