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The Russian side has presented the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia with the necessary package of documents, on the basis of which the tribunal should decide to free Milosevic for a trip to Russia for treatment. Moreover, Milosevic himself has given the tribunal guarantees that he will return to The Hague immediately following the completion of his treatment.

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