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Croatian President Stipe Mesic has described Slovenia's decision to recall its ambassador for consultations on Croatia's plan to declare an economic zone in the Adriatic Sea as "rash". In a wideranging interview he said that indicted former general Ante Gotovina was not in the country, but must still answer to the Hague tribunal. Mesic said that he would be visiting Belgrade, almost certainly on 10 September, for talks aimed at closing as many open questions as soon as possible. The following is an excerpt from the interview with President Mesic by Croatian radio on 2 September:

[Announcer] The following is the already announced interview with President Stipe Mesic which was conducted by our correspondent Marin Erak on Brijuni, where alongside other senior officials President Mesic is taking part in the work of the session of the extended parliamentary committee on internal affairs and national security. [Passage omitted]

[Erak] Let us go back to the original topic - yesterday's, today's and tomorrow's session of the…

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