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According to the Plan, It Is Possible to Build 2,270 Tourist Beds on Muzil, but the Urban Development Plan Will Have the Last Word.

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A former military zone, Muzil has long since become a hopeless military facility. Almost two decades ago, in 2007, the last generation of conscripts left the area, and the doors of the training center, through which it is said that around 70,000 soldiers passed, were closed forever.
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A former military zone, Muzil has long since become a hopeless military facility. Almost two decades ago, in 2007, the last generation of conscripts left the area, and the doors of the training center, through which it is said that around 70,000 soldiers passed, were closed forever.

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glasistre.hr broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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