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TOKIO PROSVJEDUJE ZBOG ODLUKE MOSKVE: Rusija gradi nove vojne objekte na Kurilskim otocima nadomak Japana

<para>A picture taken on December 9, 2016 shows boats on dry dock at the harbour outside the town of Kurilsk on the island of Iturup. - Russian President Vladimir Putin heads to Japan on December 15, 2016 to meet Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the latest bid to reach a deal on a territorial dispute that has prevented their nations signing a formal treaty to end World War II. Abe will host Putin at the hot springs in his ancestral city of Nagato in the hope of breaking the ice on an agreement over the Kuril Islands, seized by Soviet troops in 1945 and demanded back by Tokyo ever since. But despite months of preparatory negotiations, hope is scant that the leaders can finally hammer out the differences over the four islands -- known as the Southern Kurils in Russia and the Northern Territories in Japan -- during Putin's first visit in more than a decade. (Photo by ANDREY KOVALENKO / AFP)</para>

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Rusija gradi nove vojne objekte na Kurilskim otocima nadomak Japana

Rusija gradi nove vojne objekte na Kurilskim otocima nadomak Japana

Objavljena interaktivna karta napuštenih vojnih objekata u Hrvatskoj

Objavljena interaktivna karta napuštenih vojnih objekata u Hrvatskoj

Grad Vis tuži Republiku Hrvatsku

Grad Vis tuži Republiku Hrvatsku