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Justice Minister says there is no indictment against generals

ZAGREB, 29 May  (Hina) - Justice Minister Damir Habijan on Thursday denied claims that indictments were filed against Croatian generals Damir Krstičević, Stanko Sopta, and Tihomir Blaškić, clarifying that the case refers to requests for international legal assistance under procedures that have been ongoing since 2009.

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