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[00:00:00] and YouTube channel. See you there.
[00:00:37] Good evening, dear viewers, welcome to
[00:00:39] the news.
[00:00:44] There is no end in sight to the deep crisis in the BH industry. Miners from
[00:00:47] the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina announced a protest in
[00:00:51] Sarajevo on Friday, their salaries are delayed, debts are piling up. At the same time,
[00:00:54] 1.5 workers of the new steel mill fear
[00:00:58] bankruptcy and the employment office... employment, by
[00:01:02] all accounts, the direction things are going, well, this is
[00:01:05] the office, the employment office, they have lost trust in everyone
[00:01:09] in that ministry, in the general director of
[00:01:13] Elektroprivreda,
[00:01:17] from the news tonight we also
[00:01:19] highlight:
[00:01:24] we will not allow organized crime to take matters into its own
[00:01:27] hands, said the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Srpska, Željko
[00:01:31] Budimir. In the coming period, you can expect a greater
[00:01:35] police presence. We have already formed a special operational team that
[00:01:39] will deal with these events that are related to the conflict
[00:01:43] of these organized criminal
[00:01:47] when Israeli bombs struck a groups. Croatia celebrates Victory Day, Homeland Gratitude Day and
[00:01:51] the 31st anniversary of the military-police operation Storm
[00:01:54] in Knin, veterans, citizens and the State leadership of
[00:01:57] Croatia.
[00:02:01] One of the deadliest attacks on Kyiv, 17 killed,
[00:02:04] more than 40 people injured.
[00:02:07] osoba.
[00:02:11] And tomorrow sunny and very warm, in Bosnia and Herzegovina, at the end of
[00:02:14] the day cloud development possible local
[00:02:17] showers.
[00:02:23] No agreement between miners and competent institutions, workers'
[00:02:26] disobedience will escalate into a protest. Miners from all over the federation. Bosnia and
[00:02:30] Herzegovina announced a protest for Friday due to
[00:02:33] unpaid wages and unpaid contributions. The agony continues
[00:02:37] in Nova Željezara Zenica and the entire
[00:02:40] industrial sector of Bosnia and
[00:02:42] Herzegovina.
[00:02:44] The dissatisfaction of the miners of the Zenica-Doboj
[00:02:48] Canton has culminated, while they wait for unpaid wages, due to unpaid
[00:02:52] contributions, miners cannot realize basic
[00:02:55] health rights. Zenica miners have locked themselves in
[00:02:59] the mine shaft. And from Kakanj, a massive
[00:03:02] protest is announced. We have absolute support from the branch
[00:03:06] union, meaning over 2,000 miners are expected
[00:03:09] on Friday in front of the Zenica Health
[00:03:12] Insurance Institute. We have many promises, but no fulfillment,
[00:03:15] meaning that as of this date, two
[00:03:19] salaries are delayed, May and June, which were promised to be paid in
[00:03:23] July, so the July salary has also
[00:03:26] been earned. At the same time, the relevant minister Lakić states
[00:03:30] that the problem of debts amounting to 175
[00:03:34] million marks of the Zenica-Doboj Canton mines to
[00:03:37] the Health Insurance Institute is gradually being resolved, but that
[00:03:41] the problems of the Zenica mine are far more
[00:03:43] complex. I will mention that we managed to secure
[00:03:47] a loan from the World Bank in the amount of 160
[00:03:51] that is what we need to deal with and million, mainly directed to the Zenica
[00:03:54] information indicate that they are on Mine, we expect the effectiveness of this loan in
[00:03:56] the coming days, and what we are, of course, ready
[00:04:00] to do further is to pay these salaries to the Zenica
[00:04:03] miners, even though they have not worked for the past two to three
[00:04:07] months. The agony continues for the Zenica
[00:04:10] steel mill and its 1,500 workers.
[00:04:13] No agreement was reached at the new meeting, although the federal
[00:04:17] government offered two proposals: the purchase of
[00:04:20] the entire stake of the majority owner or
[00:04:23] the lease of the entire company. The precondition was
[00:04:26] the abandonment of bankruptcy proceedings, but the majority
[00:04:30] owner refused, by all accounts, the direction
[00:04:33] things are going, well, this is the employment
[00:04:37] the night, a drone was spotted at office, because today we had, well, and
[00:04:39] yesterday a meeting where one side, well, wants something
[00:04:42] evident, while the other side coldly
[00:04:47] test results indicate rejects all of it, the continuation of the legal battle with a review before the federal
[00:04:49] Supreme Court is announced by the relevant minister Vedran
[00:04:53] Lakić. What was offered by the majority
[00:04:56] owner was to go into bankruptcy
[00:05:00] proceedings, so that during the bankruptcy proceedings, the government would
[00:05:04] rent the, uh, facilities, as
[00:05:07] I would say, for production, excluding
[00:05:10] slag and finished iron products that
[00:05:13] they would keep for themselves.
[00:05:17] And we think that by entering into
[00:05:20] bankruptcy and bankruptcy proceedings, we find ourselves in a very
[00:05:23] uncertain situation. Who prevented the government when it had the right
[00:05:27] of pre-emption to take over the entire steel mill
[00:05:30] under the same conditions or similar conditions as the current
[00:05:34] owner? It could have taken over then, and the mines in
[00:05:38] Prijedor, to have the whole system maintained in
[00:05:41] life, the coking plant in Lukavac, then we would be talking about a serious
[00:05:45] system where something could truly be managed, where
[00:05:47] claims could be offset against each other, numerous
[00:05:51] debts of these companies are
[00:05:54] mutual, the unresolved problems of the steel mill and the halt of
[00:05:58] production and other unfavorable developments in the BiH industry
[00:06:01] such as the closure of the Coking plant in Lukavac, have already chain-reacted
[00:06:05] and threatened others. According to preliminary data, total
[00:06:08] revenues of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina railways in the first... six
[00:06:12] months of this year decreased by about
[00:06:15] 7.7 million marks compared to the same
[00:06:19] period last year. We are witnessing the collapse of industrial
[00:06:23] production in Bosnia and Herzegovina, experts say.
[00:06:26] It is very likely that we can only go in two directions. The first direction
[00:06:29] refers mm to a just
[00:06:32] transition, a way to protect those who are
[00:06:35] most affected, most vulnerable due to
[00:06:38] the change in this industrial paradigm in Bosnia and Herzegovina. And the second way is...
[00:06:43] reindustrialization, this would require focusing on
[00:06:46] key industries that can be competitive, but
[00:06:50] it is difficult to expect that new breakthroughs will be
[00:06:53] made when BH giants have been neglected
[00:06:56] for years. Dragica Pejaković,
[00:06:59] N1.
[00:07:02] The Cantonal Labor Inspectorate of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton
[00:07:05] annulled the dismissal of 22 workers of the public
[00:07:08] communal company, stating that the disciplinary procedure
[00:07:12] was conducted in accordance with the law. The decision states
[00:07:15] that the acting director Jadranka Senkić did not prove the allegations of
[00:07:19] refusal to perform work duties, which is why the workers must
[00:07:22] return to work. At the same time, it was ordered that the disciplinary
[00:07:26] procedure be repeated, but with a fully lawful conduct of the procedure and
[00:07:29] enabling the right to defense for employees. Tomorrow in Mostar
[00:07:33] a series of meetings will be held on this case. Mayor
[00:07:37] Mario Kordić will first individually talk to all the workers,
[00:07:41] after which a joint meeting will follow with the president
[00:07:44] of the city council, the acting director of the public communal company and
[00:07:48] the president of the supervisory
[00:07:49] board.
[00:07:54] We will not allow organized crime to take matters into its own hands,
[00:07:58] said the Minister of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Srpska Željko Budimir at a press conference
[00:08:01] in Pale, after two attempted murders on the streets of
[00:08:05] East Sarajevo. He added that, according to police information,
[00:08:08] the suspect for the attempted murder of Kosta Pandurević, Georg Gždrala,
[00:08:12] is located in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:08:16] As the Minister of Internal Affairs, I want to speak about something that is
[00:08:20] called the commitment of the Government of the Republic of Srpska and the Ministry of Internal
[00:08:24] Affairs to ensure that the security situation throughout the territory
[00:08:27] of the Republic of Srpska is satisfactory. With
[00:08:30] these two serious attempted murders that occurred on August 2nd and 3rd
[00:08:34] in the area of the East Sarajevo administration, it has been disrupted. Therefore,
[00:08:38] in the coming period, you can expect a greater police
[00:08:41] presence. We have already formed a special operational team that will
[00:08:44] deal with these events that are related to the conflict of these
[00:08:48] organized criminal groups led by Elez and
[00:08:51] Ždrale, as you were told, Ždrale is on the run,
[00:08:55] we have intensive cooperation with the
[00:08:58] Federal Police Administration and cantonal police forces to
[00:09:02] come, all our assumptions and
[00:09:06] that side, although we cannot confirm that with certainty at this
[00:09:10] moment, but we are actively searching for these
[00:09:12] individuals.
[00:09:19] Croatia celebrates Victory Day, Homeland Gratitude Day, the day of
[00:09:22] Croatian veterans and the 31st anniversary of
[00:09:25] the military-police operation Storm. The central ceremony
[00:09:28] was held in Knin, where numerous
[00:09:31] veterans, but also citizens from all parts of Croatia, came to
[00:09:34] mark the date that meant a lot for the future of
[00:09:38] Croatia.
[00:09:38] toga.
[00:09:42] My grandfather and
[00:09:45] my father I stay on
[00:09:49] it.
[00:09:56] My father died as a Croatian veteran, I was
[00:10:00] wounded, my grandfather died, uh, from
[00:10:02] Stankovci I watched uh how they burn our
[00:10:06] houses, how they
[00:10:09] uh those orgies in our villages, that. I
[00:10:12] said, I saw the gates of hell, however, what
[00:10:15] doesn't break you, strengthens you, uh,
[00:10:19] then I got an even greater motivation to return to my
[00:10:22] village, to return to where I was born. and
[00:10:26] a man without his roots, without his history, is
[00:10:29] nothing. The story of Colonel Mamut is just one of many that could
[00:10:33] be heard in Knin, as the 31st anniversary of Storm
[00:10:36] was celebrated, among those gathered were veterans,
[00:10:40] members of their families and citizens from all parts of
[00:10:43] Croatia. The first time since Storm when I was in Storm. He
[00:10:46] was a participant in Storm. Yes, I was a driver, driving soldiers
[00:10:50] and ammunition. And I am very proud of that, that I
[00:10:53] was. I'm glad.
[00:10:56] "In my heart today is a very great pride, my dad was
[00:10:59] also, uh,
[00:11:02] in the Homeland War on the front lines, and that
[00:11:06] makes today mean so much to me, because in
[00:11:08] principle, ah, he fought for me, he
[00:11:12] fought for this country, he fought for all of us, and
[00:11:15] here I am today, I came here to celebrate today with everyone
[00:11:19] else. For many, coming to Knin is a tradition, and
[00:11:23] memories of the Storm are passed down today." to those who did not experience the war
[00:11:26] from generation to generation. We are from Slavonski Brod
[00:11:30] in Petrečani we are on vacation, we came here now
[00:11:34] to use the day to show them how much we
[00:11:37] can contribute to it being recounted day by
[00:11:40] day. Our military
[00:11:43] defended our country,
[00:11:47] I am proud of that. After the festive program, motorcyclists,
[00:11:50] cyclists, and marathon participants arrived in the city.
[00:11:54] "Among them are numerous Croatian veterans who every
[00:11:58] year in this way pay tribute to their comrades. A volunteer
[00:12:01] of the Homeland War, a Baranjac, a refugee at one time, I didn't see my parents
[00:12:05] for three years, I didn't see my house of integration for six years, if I told you
[00:12:09] that I'm waiting for a call for hip surgery, you know, I've done everything
[00:12:12] with the anesthesiologist, I'm just waiting for the call with every knee and hip,
[00:12:16] I'm also the last 4 km, I mean, it has to be something in your
[00:12:20] head and heart, the Knin sun did not prevent
[00:12:24] visitors from spending the whole day on the streets of Knin, refreshment
[00:12:27] was sought in the shade, with water, military beans and
[00:12:31] ćevapi, and the good mood did not
[00:12:33] fail,
[00:12:36] guys, is it hot, well it's good, it's bearable, a little,
[00:12:39] but we're used to it, madam, is it
[00:12:42] hot, very, it's great, truly
[00:12:46] military, history was not read from books
[00:12:49] today, it was told by those who lived through it, that is
[00:12:53] why Knin this year is... much more than a place for commemorating
[00:12:57] an anniversary. Katarina Plantak, N1,
[00:13:00] Knin.
[00:13:04] During the commemoration, among others, the Prime Minister and
[00:13:07] President of Croatia, Andrej Plenković and Zoran
[00:13:09] Milanović, spoke.
[00:13:14] Knin was not realistically the heart of the rebellion against the Croatian state
[00:13:18] and the right of the Croatian people to have their own national state
[00:13:22] within its internationally recognized borders. That rebellion... which is from
[00:13:25] Belgrade and today, as in the last
[00:13:28] few days and years and all the time we hear the same
[00:13:32] nonsense, someone will say revision of history,
[00:13:35] history is not science in the sense of geology and
[00:13:38] physics, so when you neglect it, an airplane
[00:13:42] falls, history is a type of interpretation that can be
[00:13:45] more honest or less honest, I somehow believe that our interpretation
[00:13:49] of history is honest, but again, I am subjective, I am
[00:13:52] the president of Croatia, I am Croatian. It is not necessary
[00:13:56] for everyone to see history in the same way, but I
[00:13:59] also think that we should not react to every
[00:14:02] nonsense, verbal nonsense that comes
[00:14:06] across the Danube, it will come all the time, but what
[00:14:09] is done in the material sphere, that is, if
[00:14:13] you'll pardon my French, arming,
[00:14:16] pay attention to.
[00:14:18] pažnju.
[00:14:22] Operation Storm was a brilliant military victory, a
[00:14:25] legitimate liberation operation and the crown
[00:14:29] of Croatia's fight for freedom. Under
[00:14:32] the leadership of the first Croatian president, Dr. Franjo Tuđman,
[00:14:36] Croatian defenders, soldiers and police officers
[00:14:39] in just a few days liberated the largest part of the occupied
[00:14:42] territory and enabled the return
[00:14:45] of refugees to their homes. Operation Storm
[00:14:48] saved Bihać from a threatening humanitarian
[00:14:51] catastrophe, changed the balance of power in Bosnia
[00:14:55] and Herzegovina and opened the way to peace and
[00:14:58] the Dayton Agreement. Croatia does not compete
[00:15:02] with anyone in armaments. We do not
[00:15:04] threaten anyone, but we are not afraid of
[00:15:06] anyone. We will know how to respond to every
[00:15:10] threat. Croatia will never again be unprepared
[00:15:14] or unprotected.
[00:15:16] If we want peace, we must be capable of defending
[00:15:19] it.
[00:15:23] Regarding the anniversary celebration.
[00:15:25] Operation Storm and the messages sent, the Association of Victims of
[00:15:28] Genocide Witnesses from Croatia reacted. Every year they present
[00:15:32] this operation as an act by which the Croatian army saved
[00:15:36] Bihać, states the open letter from the association. Bihać did not
[00:15:39] survive solely due to external assistance, but primarily due to the actions of
[00:15:43] the Fifth Corps of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, states
[00:15:47] among other things the statement titled "Geography of Debt,
[00:15:51] Selective Memory, In short, who saved whom at the gate of
[00:15:54] Krajina." The association states that such a narrative
[00:15:57] disregards the broader historical context and the role of the Bihać
[00:16:01] district in the events from 1991 to
[00:16:04] 1995. According to their view, the relationship between Bihać
[00:16:07] and Croatia was two-way and based on a common interest for
[00:16:11] survival, not on unilateral
[00:16:13] aid.
[00:16:17] The central manifestation of the Day of Remembrance for all Serbs killed and
[00:16:20] exiled in Operation Storm was last night in Mrkonjić
[00:16:23] Grad. In Belgrade, Čortanovci, Busije and other
[00:16:27] places in Serbia, and in the churches of the Serbian Orthodox Church in
[00:16:31] Croatia, a memorial service
[00:16:32] was held.
[00:16:36] On August 5th, I left my house. On the fifth
[00:16:39] I locked the house and left, and right after me the house was burned
[00:16:43] at that very moment. We came here
[00:16:46] to Serbia. We came.
[00:16:50] Torturously, you have nothing anywhere, you have
[00:16:53] no one. Children as children, everyone
[00:16:57] to their own end, terrible. And for 31 years
[00:17:00] a miserable tenant. For 31 years no one asks
[00:17:04] how you are or what's wrong, money comes from all sides. "They just
[00:17:08] grab for themselves, and for us, whatever
[00:17:11] happens, my brother, my brother who drove, we had a
[00:17:14] truck, my brother who drove my family, parents
[00:17:18] and uncles and aunts and so on, he
[00:17:21] barely managed to get away to Vojvodina because they were directing him to go to
[00:17:25] Kosovo, so he managed, he invented
[00:17:28] a defect, uh, on that Zastava cargo
[00:17:31] truck, and he managed to pass through there.
[00:17:35] So, for half a year I didn't even know where I was, where my family was,
[00:17:38] nor did my family know that I was
[00:17:40] alive.
[00:17:43] In the continuation of the diary, news from
[00:17:45] the world.
[00:17:49] Trump announces the imminent opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and threatens Tehran
[00:17:53] with the biggest attack since World War II, if that doesn't
[00:17:57] happen.
[00:18:01] In one of the strongest Russian attacks on Kyiv and its surroundings, at least
[00:18:05] 17 people were killed. Vladimir Putin established a new military
[00:18:08] drone unit while Ukraine continues to strike
[00:18:11] Wildberries warehouses, the Russian equivalent of
[00:18:15] Amazon.
[00:18:18] Disturbing footage from the train station in
[00:18:21] Kvitneve on the outskirts of Kyiv, bodies of eight people
[00:18:24] killed in a Russian attack lie on the platform, some time later
[00:18:28] they are taken away by the funeral service. According to the words of a
[00:18:31] local military official, the people who died missed
[00:18:34] the train, the next one was delayed due to the risk
[00:18:38] of attack. Food warehouses and logistics centers in nearby
[00:18:42] Brovary were also hit.
[00:18:45] This is a crime. This is a crime.
[00:18:48] I never thought that something like this could happen to our
[00:18:52] country. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says
[00:18:55] that the attack could have been mitigated if the army had missile
[00:18:59] interceptors. He added that delays in the delivery of
[00:19:02] anti-ballistic systems lead to terrible human casualties
[00:19:06] and destruction. Moscow states that they targeted logistics
[00:19:10] centers and supply centers in Kyiv and its surroundings, which,
[00:19:14] they claim, are used for military purposes. The attacks can
[00:19:17] be interpreted as retaliation for Ukrainian strikes on the warehouses
[00:19:20] of the Russian online retailer Wildberries, which is
[00:19:24] the Amazon equivalent. The latest in a series of attacks was
[00:19:27] in the Tula region, footage shows that the warehouse was almost
[00:19:31] completely destroyed. The strategy of war has completely
[00:19:35] changed, so drone strikes are becoming more frequent, which is why
[00:19:39] Vladimir Putin formed a new unit specifically for
[00:19:42] drones. Everyone knows that we have made
[00:19:46] the decision to form a new branch of the armed forces, the unmanned
[00:19:49] systems force. The goal was to find a person who has proven
[00:19:53] themselves in that role in the best possible way. That is why we believe that
[00:19:57] Denis Lyamin is one of the most qualified experts in
[00:20:00] this field. While Putin is appointing the head, one of
[00:20:04] Russia's leading drone manufacturers was killed after
[00:20:08] the car he was in exploded in Yekaterinburg. During
[00:20:11] Jekaterimburgu. Tokom
[00:20:14] Leipzig Airport in Germany, near
[00:20:17] a Ukrainian cargo plane. German Bild
[00:20:21] reported that preliminary
[00:20:24] that the drone was carrying explosive material that
[00:20:28] did not detonate due to a faulty detonator. Dušan
[00:20:32] Mlađenović,
[00:20:33] N1.
[00:20:36] Preparations for an agreement on navigation in the Strait of Hormuz are in their final
[00:20:40] stages. Although US President Donald Trump announced the quick opening
[00:20:44] of this passage, Iranian state television reports that an eventual agreement with
[00:20:47] Oman will not mean immediate opening. Tehran
[00:20:50] states that they are conducting negotiations without US participation and that
[00:20:54] the opening of the passage depends on the cessation of American attacks. Despite
[00:20:58] this, announcements of a temporary agreement have already lowered oil prices by more than
[00:21:02] 5%. At the same time, sources close to the Pentagon warn that US
[00:21:05] ammunition stockpiles are dangerously low. The United States
[00:21:09] has spent almost 80% of its missiles for the Tad system
[00:21:13] and half of its Patriot stockpiles since the conflict began, which causes
[00:21:16] concern among allies in the Gulf.
[00:21:23] "Well, the only thing I get a little solace from is they say only
[00:21:26] consequential presidents and I am definitely
[00:21:30] consequential. I mean, if you look at the economy, if you look at what's
[00:21:32] happening, Iran as an example, we'll never have nuclear
[00:21:36] weapon, they already can't, but they'll it's going to be formal,
[00:21:39] uh, the straight's going to be opened very soon or they're going to get hit very hard,
[00:21:43] and then the straight's going to be open, and we were going to a tremendous attack,
[00:21:47] the biggest since World War II."
[00:21:51] Almost three years after Israeli bombs hit a residential
[00:21:54] building in Gaza City, 112 Palestinians
[00:21:57] killed in that attack were buried this week at
[00:22:01] a mass funeral ceremony. Gaza's civil defense personnel
[00:22:04] began searching the rubble last month to find
[00:22:08] their remains, but dozens
[00:22:11] of bodies have still not
[00:22:12] been found.
[00:22:20] are carried through the war tourn streets of Gaza
[00:22:22] City. This funeral procession is nearly three
[00:22:26] years overdue. The 112 men,
[00:22:30] women, and children being buried today, were killed in
[00:22:33] November 2023,
[00:22:37] residential block in this same city. Search and
[00:22:40] rescue teams were only able to begin recovering bodies from the
[00:22:43] rubble last month. Nearly 3 weeks later,
[00:22:47] Gaza's civil defense spokesman says they recovered.
[00:23:20] Hundreds have come to bid farewell. Nearly every
[00:23:23] person killed in that November 2023 attack hailed
[00:23:27] from two large Palestinian families, one of which is tied to
[00:23:30] the Mujahidin brigades, a Palestinian militant group.
[00:23:34] The Israeli military has not publicly identified any
[00:23:37] militants killed in that strike. Many more bodies
[00:23:41] are still trapped beneath the rubble, some 8,000, according to
[00:23:45] Gaza's civil
[00:23:46] defense.
[00:23:50] Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video
[00:23:53] statement regarding the Gaza agreement promoted by US
[00:23:57] President Donald Trump. In his video, Netanyahu said that Israel
[00:24:01] would not withdraw from current lines until Hamas is
[00:24:04] completely disarmed, adding that the agreement
[00:24:07] is still a draft with which he does not agree.
[00:24:19] 1. 2. We instruct IDF soldiers to do everything
[00:24:23] necessary to protect themselves, protect our
[00:24:26] territory, protect civilians.
[00:24:29] 3. President Trump thinks, his team thinks
[00:24:32] they can get Hamas to disarm
[00:24:35] and demilitarize Gaza, we are checking
[00:24:39] it, they sent us a draft, we did not agree, it's not our
[00:24:43] draft, we sent our comments, by the way, we sent our comments
[00:24:46] before we received a media campaign on the matter.
[00:24:53] In the Moroccan city of Fnidek, hundreds of people are looking for information about relatives
[00:24:57] who disappeared during the mass crossing of the border with the Spanish
[00:25:00] enclave of Ceuta, of the 72,000 people who
[00:25:04] crossed the border after fake news on social media, about
[00:25:07] 70,000 were returned to Morocco. About 2,500 migrants remained
[00:25:11] in Ceuta, including more than 800 unaccompanied
[00:25:15] children. UNICEF warns that the number of unprotected children on
[00:25:18] the streets could be significantly higher. Brussels announces the strengthening of the external
[00:25:22] borders of the European Union, accelerated return of those who are not entitled to
[00:25:26] asylum, while authorities in Madrid claim that the situation is under
[00:25:30] control.
[00:25:35] We want to go to mainland Spain to work. It's hard to find
[00:25:38] a job in Morocco, so we hope to find a job in Spain.
[00:25:42] Swimming here was very difficult. At one point I thought I was going to
[00:25:46] drown, some people disappeared while trying to swim across.
[00:25:52] When we arrived in Ceuta, there was no one to help us, a bottle of water cost
[00:25:56] 22 dollars, a baguette was 16.5 dollars,
[00:26:00] we slept in the mountains, I wanted to see things personally, but a Moroccan
[00:26:03] from Ceuta attacked me with a knife. After that attack, I returned.
[00:26:07] se.
[00:26:10] The rapid development of the El Niño weather system could push about
[00:26:14] 50 million people into acute hunger. Before the end of next year,
[00:26:17] warn the World Food Program of the United
[00:26:21] Nations. This would increase the number of 225 million
[00:26:25] people already facing severe food insecurity
[00:26:28] in 45 countries. Experts estimate that this
[00:26:31] year's El Niño could be the strongest in the last 70
[00:26:35] years. The most severe consequences are expected in Central and South
[00:26:39] America, the Caribbean and South Africa, while drought
[00:26:42] in Asian countries could threaten agriculture and cause a global
[00:26:46] jump in food prices. Although the UN has secured
[00:26:50] $80 million for early action measures,
[00:26:53] lack of funding data from the field makes prevention difficult, and
[00:26:57] experts appeal to exporting countries not to suspend
[00:27:01] food placement on the market.
[00:27:06] In the continuation of the diary and this
[00:27:07] story.
[00:27:12] A combination of natural beauties, rich history and summer festivals
[00:27:16] in Jajce attracts tourists from all
[00:27:18] over the world.