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[Faktograf] The police and the State Attorney’s Office did not inform the journalists that they were targets of the alleged terrorist

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[Faktograf] The police and the State Attorney’s Office did not inform the journalists that they were targets of the alleged terrorist

A man arrested in Šibenik is accused of planning a terrorist attack on a large number of people, including the editor-in-chief of Faktograf.

Read the full feature in Faktograf [CRO]

This article is part of the project Decoding the disinformation playbook of populism in Europe, which is supported by the European Media and Information Fund, managed by Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.

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