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[00:00:02] Pejaković, N1.
[00:00:05] Many tourists find refreshment in the Vjetrenica cave,
[00:00:08] in which the temperature throughout the year is
[00:00:11] about 11 degrees. Reuters also reported on this
[00:00:15] natural attraction under UNESCO's protection. It is located
[00:00:18] in the municipality of Ravno, due to the sensitivity of the
[00:00:22] ecosystem, the number of visitors is limited to groups of up
[00:00:26] to 80 people. According to the director Davor Baković, more than half of last
[00:00:30] year's 21,000 visitors came during the summer
[00:00:33] months. Vjetrenica is also a habitat for hundreds of
[00:00:36] specific organisms, the most famous of which
[00:00:39] is the human fish.
[00:00:41] UNESCO actually recognized Vjetrenica precisely under category 10,
[00:00:45] which includes biodiversity. Vjetrenica today is
[00:00:48] among the world's top when it comes to the number of
[00:00:52] living organisms, with 231 species recorded here
[00:00:56] from the 19th century until today, and we always like to emphasize...
[00:01:00] that for the first time, 37 animal species
[00:01:03] were described precisely in Vjetrenica as an underground
[00:01:07] ecosystem, and as such, they were found for the first time
[00:01:10] and inhabit only our
[00:01:12] area.
[00:01:16] Proteus by protecting its natural habitats, in other
[00:01:19] words the cave systems in which the proteus lives, and to
[00:01:23] do that, to do conservation
[00:01:25] With this victory, he leads management, we have to focus on concentrating the attention
[00:01:29] we have,
[00:01:34] Sarajevo continues to break tourist records. The Tourist
[00:01:37] Board continuously records an increase in the number
[00:01:40] of guests and overnight stays, while others in
[00:01:43] the federation
[00:01:45] are not excelling. The tourist season in Sarajevo is at its
[00:01:49] peak, and the streets of the capital are full of guests from all over
[00:01:52] the world. In July alone, more than 112,000
[00:01:54] tourists visited Sarajevo Canton, generating almost 242,000
[00:01:58] overnight stays compared to the same month
[00:02:01] last year. Arrivals and overnight stays increased,
[00:02:05] with most foreign guests coming from Turkey, Saudi Arabia,
[00:02:08] Slovenia, Israel, and China. We're from the Netherlands,
[00:02:12] we just arrived in Sarajevo yesterday. Bosnia is a beautiful
[00:02:16] Mrkonja, and you're watching sports country and we really enjoy this city, it's very pleasant,
[00:02:20] nice, the coffee is great. Originally from Morocco, I live
[00:02:23] in the Netherlands, the first impression is excellent.
[00:02:27] I love Sarajevo very much, it's a beautiful place. "The people
[00:02:30] are very nice." From Zagreb, this is
[00:02:34] my fourth time, I think, in Sarajevo. I like it,
[00:02:38] I really like it, it has a soul. I'm from Croatia,
[00:02:41] originally my family is from the area around Jajce,
[00:02:44] and we've come now to do a whole
[00:02:47] tour of Bosnia. We're from Cazin, we've been coming here
[00:02:51] for a long time, three or four times every year, we enjoy
[00:02:54] it because Sarajevo is the capital of Bosnia and the most
[00:02:58] beautiful city in Bosnia, in my opinion. Since the beginning of the year,
[00:03:02] the number of arrivals has remained almost at last year's level,
[00:03:05] but the number of overnight stays has increased by 5.2%.
[00:03:09] What attracts people, or rather tourists, to Sarajevo is the very story
[00:03:12] of its history, or sometimes even recommendations from their friends
[00:03:16] Force. The project was who have been here and experienced Sarajevo in
[00:03:19] a special way, and what charms them is the city itself,
[00:03:22] the people, the history, the culture, so they decide to
[00:03:26] stay longer. More tourists mean more customers and guests.
[00:03:29] The increased visits are felt in souvenir shops, craft
[00:03:32] shops, and catering establishments. Souvenirs that
[00:03:36] sell best are our products, džezve, sets, then
[00:03:40] magnets. This year is better than
[00:03:43] previous ones. Foreigners who come here,
[00:03:47] they already know what they are
[00:03:51] looking for, they know what they will buy. Large concerts,
[00:03:54] festivals, and cultural events give an additional
[00:03:58] impulse to tourism. During three days of Dino Merlin's
[00:04:02] concerts, almost 156 million marks of fiscal
[00:04:05] turnover were recorded in Sarajevo Canton,
[00:04:08] almost 49 percent more than during the comparable weekend
[00:04:11] a month earlier. The Tourist Board expects similar
[00:04:15] effects from upcoming events, including the Sarajevo
[00:04:18] Film Festival. These are events that enrich
[00:04:22] the tourist offer, that's what
[00:04:24] first brings people to the destination, and above
[00:04:27] all, they stay in the destination. When you visit
[00:04:31] Sarajevo, the Sarajevo mountains, you must have something,
[00:04:35] these are festivals, these are gastronomic, musical,
[00:04:38] a lot of culture that will keep visitors
[00:04:42] at the destination, to see something, to listen to something.
[00:04:46] As you know, in about seven days there is a big concert
[00:04:50] in Grbavica, which is already sold out. Sarajevo is growing,
[00:04:53] but if we look at the overall data for the Federation
[00:04:56] of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in June there were almost 10% fewer
[00:05:00] tourists than a year earlier, while the number
[00:05:03] of overnight stays fell by 5.6%. The crisis
[00:05:07] is with our neighbors and on a global level. Croatia,
[00:05:10] I don't know, calculated a 7-8% deficit. They
[00:05:14] were precise because they have a lot of online
[00:05:17] bookings, and they have 23% fewer Germans this
[00:05:21] year. So, the wars in the Middle East, the wars in Ukraine,
[00:05:24] the great economic crisis in the European Union, primarily
[00:05:28] in Germany, result in a decline everywhere.
[00:05:31] Sarajevo, at least for now, stands out from this trend,
[00:05:35] and if current indicators are anything to go by,
[00:05:39] the crowds on the streets of the capital will last for some
[00:05:42] time longer. Feđa Kulina N1. In the Bosnian Cultural
[00:05:45] Center in Tuzla, the book "Send me a clump of raspberries,"
[00:05:48] by Salih Strašević, was promoted. It is a novel
[00:05:51] that breaks down prejudices, shatters entrenched stereotypes,
[00:05:55] and reveals the dark sides of historical
[00:05:57] events that Bosnia and Herzegovina went through from the agrarian
[00:06:01] reform of 1918 until the end of the Second World
[00:06:05] War. This is a work that bravely delves into the most
[00:06:08] sensitive parts of our past and opens up questions that
[00:06:12] have long been silenced, it was said at the promotion.
[00:06:16] Economic persecution, the seizure of land from beys and descendants
[00:06:20] of medieval Bosnian nobility, and political
[00:06:23] and social turbulence are shown through the fates of people
[00:06:26] who bore the burden of a difficult time. Five years of collecting
[00:06:30] material was extremely difficult because the topic is sensitive
[00:06:33] and there wasn't much information available
[00:06:36] to the public. So, what was based on material
[00:06:40] that I could gather from books, that was the backbone
[00:06:43] of my book. All those conversations I had, so
[00:06:47] that topic is still somehow interesting among people.
[00:06:50] What Strašević presented through this book, that if
[00:06:54] we had known certain things in the 80s, we would have faced
[00:06:57] the 90s in a much different way. That is the greatest
[00:07:01] significance of this book for me. He covered a period
[00:07:04] of our society in Bosnia and Herzegovina in a
[00:07:08] certain geopolitical context about a hundred years ago,
[00:07:11] and we can find identical things even today.
[00:07:15] In sports news.
[00:07:16] sport.
[00:07:25] Hello, dear viewers, I'm Haris
[00:07:29] news on N1 television. Borac's footballers achieved a minimal,
[00:07:32] but deserved victory against Belarusian Vitebsk with a score of 1:0
[00:07:36] in the first leg of the third qualifying round of the UEFA
[00:07:39] Conference League. The only goal at the city stadium in Banja
[00:07:43] Luka was scored by Stefan Savić, while the home team had
[00:07:47] a player more for most of the match after Mohamadi's
[00:07:50] red card. After the leading goal, Borac continued to attack.
[00:07:53] Hrlja shot just wide of the post in the 31st minute,
[00:07:56] and just two minutes later, the guests were left with ten
[00:08:00] men. Mohamadi received his second yellow, and thus a red card,
[00:08:04] for pulling Hrelja back on a counterattack. However, the champion
[00:08:07] of Bosnia and Herzegovina failed to score any goals from that
[00:08:11] moment on, so they carry only a minimal advantage into
[00:08:15] the return match in Hungary. I congratulate the guys, I think
[00:08:18] they played a very good game today, that we created
[00:08:22] a lot of goal chances, but unfortunately we didn't
[00:08:25] convert them, although of course we had a player more. But
[00:08:28] I still think we had enough chances to have an even better result
[00:08:32] than this.
[00:08:36] The most passionate fans of Sarajevo Football Club,
[00:08:40] the popular Horde Zla, will not attend the upcoming
[00:08:43] match against the first round of the Wwin League
[00:08:46] of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in which the Maroon team
[00:08:50] hosts Bjeljinski Radnik at the Rođeni Stadium
[00:08:53] in Vrapčići. We are witnesses that match postponements,
[00:08:57] changes in playing dates, or venue swaps are
[00:09:01] quite normal practice in the world of football, but
[00:09:04] for people within the club, these are abstract concepts
[00:09:08] about missed opportunities for finally resolving
[00:09:11] the situation regarding stadium management. It is
[00:09:14] superfluous to waste words. We do not want
[00:09:17] to diminish the responsibility of the Centar municipality
[00:09:21] and their false promises regarding the pitch and
[00:09:25] the reconstruction of the stadium itself. We call
[00:09:28] on the employees of Sarajevo Football Club to finally
[00:09:32] take the management of the
[00:09:34] club seriously so that it can be
[00:09:38] returned to where it belongs, i.e., to the very top. We also
[00:09:42] want to mention that this year we celebrate 80 years
[00:09:46] of existence of Sarajevo Football Club. Nothing
[00:09:49] else but trophies and success interests us, the statement
[00:09:53] concludes. Bosnia and Herzegovina international
[00:09:57] Haris Tabaković could not have wished for a better start
[00:10:00] to his career in a Salzburg jersey. The Dragons' forward
[00:10:04] scored the winning goal in his first official appearance for
[00:10:08] the Austrian giant, thus securing a minimal 1-0 victory for his team against
[00:10:15] Pafos in the first leg of the third qualifying round of the
[00:10:18] Europa League. On the other hand, another Dragon, Ivan Šunjić, played the entire
[00:10:22] match for the Cypriot team. Amir Hadžiahmetović watched
[00:10:26] Besiktas' victory against Hradec from the bench, as did
[00:10:29] Amar Dedić in the most effective victory of the evening,
[00:10:33] Benfica against Hearts. The new season of the Championship
[00:10:37] of Bosnia and Herzegovina starts today with the match
[00:10:41] Željezničar BSK Banja Luka at Grbavica Stadium.
[00:10:44] The match in Sarajevo starts at 8 PM. Tomorrow,
[00:10:47] two more matches of the first round are scheduled, in
[00:10:50] which Sarajevo will play Radnik in Mostar, and Široki Brijeg
[00:10:54] will play Sloga at Pecara. Both matches start
[00:10:57] at 9 PM. The round will be completed with matches
[00:11:01] Borac-Velež at the city stadium in Banja Luka
[00:11:04] and Zrinjski-Čelik at the Pod Bijelim brijegom stadium
[00:11:08] at 9 PM. British tennis player Cameron Norrie saved
[00:11:12] a match point and made a great comeback against
[00:11:16] the third seed, Australian Alex de Minaur, 5-7, 7-6, 6-1,
[00:11:19] to secure a place in the fourth round of the Montreal
[00:11:23] Masters. Norrie found himself in a very difficult situation
[00:11:27] after losing 5-7 and 2-5. De Minaur had a match point
[00:11:31] at 5-2 and 40-30 in the second set, but he committed
[00:11:34] a double fault. The Australian double-faulted again while serving
[00:11:38] for the match at 5-4, allowing Norrie to break and completely
[00:11:41] get back into the match.
[00:11:43] The Briton ultimately won after two hours and 52 minutes
[00:11:47] of play in very humid conditions.
[00:11:50] their head-to-head encounters
[00:11:59] 4-3 against De Minaur. In the fourth round, Norrie will play against the 18th
[00:12:03] seed, Arthur Fils from France. After De Minaur's elimination,
[00:12:06] Ben Shelton remained the only top 10 player still in the
[00:12:09] draw. That's all for sports news. Don't forget
[00:12:13] that all other sports news can be found
[00:12:17] on our portal N1info.Ba. Thank you for your
[00:12:20] attention. The weather forecast is
[00:12:23] brought to us by Radmila Mitrović. A slight drop in
[00:12:27] temperature is forecast, but it will remain
[00:12:30] very warm. Daily maximums during the weekend will range
[00:12:34] up to 35 degrees in the north, up to
[00:12:37] 38 in the south. An increase in humidity is
[00:12:40] expected, so it will be muggy with conditions for
[00:12:43] local cloud development and scattered showers
[00:12:47] accompanied by thunderstorms. On Saturday morning
[00:12:50] and before noon, mostly clear, in the afternoon an increase
[00:12:54] in cloudiness is expected, so there will be conditions
[00:12:58] for showers and thunderstorms
[00:13:00] in most parts of the country. A light to moderate northerly
[00:15:30] wind will blow. Minimum temperature in Bosnia up to
[00:15:32] 21 degrees, in the south
[00:15:41] up to 28. Maximum from 30 from extreme temperatures
[00:15:44] will be short-lived. From Sunday, the weather will be mostly
[00:15:47] sunny, and from Monday, it will be warmer again.
[00:15:51] The maximum daily temperature next week will again be
[00:15:55] above 40 degrees. And that's all for the news,
[00:15:58] dear viewers, thank you for your attention, good evening.
[00:16:01] After reports that they are facing a shortage of supplies
[00:16:05] due to the war in Iran, the American president is
[00:16:08] threatening, as he says,
[00:16:13] traitors who provided false information to the media.
[00:16:17] The peace committee that was supposed to manage
[00:16:20] Gaza made the first construction agreement. A new defense
[00:16:24] alliance is being formed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and
[00:16:27] Pakistan. The Ukrainian president has never had
[00:16:31] less support. A large number of infected and
[00:16:34] deceased from Ebola in Congo have been
[00:16:37] discovered. A deadly shooting happened in
[00:16:41] Thailand. Welcome to Global.
[00:16:44] The American president
[00:16:45] publicly admitted
[00:16:53] that the supplies of certain types of ammunition
[00:16:57] and missiles in the USA have decreased,
[00:17:01] but he claims that the army is still extremely
[00:17:04] strong. According to reports, the army
[00:17:07] spent almost four-fifths of its Tad missile
[00:17:10] supplies and half of its Patriot
[00:17:13] interceptors during the war with Iran.
[00:17:16] Trump strongly condemned the leaking of this
[00:17:20] information to the media, calling it an endangerment
[00:17:23] of national security due to reduced supplies
[00:17:27] and concerns of allies in the Gulf. The American
[00:17:31] president ordered the Department of Justice to
[00:17:35] investigate, while demanding
[00:17:42] an immediate increase in production from the
[00:17:45] defense industry. that we have unlimited, virtual
[00:17:49] unlimited supply, we have others where it's a little bit tighter, we
[00:17:53] have certain types of munitions which are
[00:17:57] very, they may not be as accurate, they may not be, they're
[00:18:00] not as elite. "we have elite too, but
[00:18:04] we're we're watching that very closely, but we
[00:18:07] have certain types which are very
[00:18:11] powerful and very good uh, and we
[00:18:14] have an unlimited supply, and uh, so we're in
[00:18:17] great shape, but uh, with that being
[00:18:25] said, uh, we always want more, we have to have more, we have
[00:18:29] other things maybe come up, you maybe come up and maybe don't come up, hopefully nothing
[00:18:32] else does come up, but we're in very good shape, we have literally massive
[00:18:36] amounts of ammunition." Trump's peace committee issued
[00:18:40] the first contract for the reconstruction of Gaza,
[00:18:43] which envisages the construction of a small military base
[00:18:47] for 150 Moroccan soldiers as part of the
[00:18:51] International Stabilization
[00:18:54] awarded to the American company Arkel International
[00:18:57] and will be built in an area under the control
[00:19:01] of the Israeli army. Although a complete
[00:19:05] reconstruction and the New Gaza project were announced earlier, the plan
[00:19:09] has since been reduced to a miniature pilot
[00:19:13] project. In the meantime, already part of the
[00:19:16] 2 million inhabitants of Gaza continue to live in
[00:19:20] difficult conditions in camps without access
[00:19:22] to drinking water, while Amnesty International
[00:19:26] warns of thousands of bodies trapped
[00:19:30] under the rubble. Saudi Arabia, Turkey,
[00:19:33] and Pakistan signed a key trilateral
[00:19:37] defense agreement in Jeddah today. In addition to closer
[00:19:40] military coordination, the agreement covers
[00:19:44] intelligence sharing, joint military exercises,
[00:19:48] and cooperation in the defense industry. The
[00:19:51] pact connects the economic power of Saudi Arabia,
[00:19:55] the military technology of Turkey as a
[00:19:58] NATO member, and the nuclear potential
[00:20:01] of Pakistan. The agreement comes as a direct response
[00:20:04] to the escalation of conflicts between the US and Iran,
[00:20:16] and aims to protect
[00:20:18] maritime routes in the Red Sea and the Strait
[00:20:22] of Hormuz. I would say that Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have already
[00:20:26] had, for a long time or decades, worked
[00:20:30] in a certain way, very good agreements
[00:20:33] or they made agreements that for various reasons
[00:20:37] could be traced back at least to the time
[00:20:41] of General Zia Ul-Haq, who ruled Pakistan
[00:20:44] for a long time from the 70s,
[00:20:47] that such relations were good. However,
[00:20:51] with Turkey in that equation, uh, it's something that,
[00:20:55] I think, cannot be of particular interest
[00:20:58] to Israel, certainly. Uh, however, the key
[00:21:02] is Pakistan's nuclear bomb, that is,
[00:21:06] the nuclear weapons they possess. On the other
[00:21:10] hand, Turkey is uh, one of the main
[00:21:13] players in the Middle East, and not only
[00:21:17] in the Middle East, but in Africa and
[00:21:20] in one part of Asia and Southeast
[00:21:24] Europe. In that sense, uh, I would say
[00:21:27] that this agreement or this type of
[00:21:31] conversation has, uh, well, it should
[00:21:34] not be viewed only in the light of what
[00:21:38] has been going on for decades in the
[00:21:41] Arab countries. Or any type of agreement,
[00:21:45] it only shows
[00:21:46] the options that countries
[00:21:49] want to have, so Saudi Arabia, which
[00:21:53] uh necessarily, therefore, does not
[00:21:56] play on one single point anymore, and
[00:22:00] not even in that sense
[00:22:06] with only Pakistan or Turkey. This has
[00:22:09] a much more anti-Israeli feel than it had with
[00:22:13] just Islamabad and Riyadh, depending on how
[00:22:16] we look at this current situation, whether
[00:22:20] Iran has lost or not. Iran obviously
[00:22:24] has not lost this war. In the agreement signed
[00:22:27] in June or in that pre-agreement
[00:22:30] with the United States, uh, one of
[00:22:34] or some of the points that were written
[00:22:37] were the situation
[00:22:38] in Yemen and the situation
[00:22:46] in Lebanon and the situation in Gaza. Uh, that
[00:22:50] is something that Iran is still insisting
[00:22:53] on at this moment, but when solving
[00:22:56] uh, the issue, we will not only
[00:23:00] solve the issue of Hormuz, which
[00:23:03] uh, the Americans actually only
[00:23:07] started solving according to the signed
[00:23:10] agreement, so that Iran would then
[00:23:14] stop it or continue with the blockade
[00:23:16] of Hormuz. And
[00:23:25] it, despite these bombardments that
[00:23:29] have been going on in the meantime,
[00:23:32] strategically, they obviously haven't
[00:23:35] changed anything. Now it is important
[00:23:39] in the next few days to see what
[00:23:42] has been agreed between Oman and Tehran,
[00:23:46] how the passage through the Strait
[00:23:50] will be regulated.
[00:23:51] However, it is
[00:23:57] clear that Tehran is leading the
[00:24:01] way here, and uh, the Sultanate
[00:24:04] of Oman, I think.
[00:24:07] But, uh, you know, I mentioned
[00:24:10] less than 90 days until the
[00:24:14] elections, the war is extremely unpopular
[00:24:18] in the United States,
[00:25:07] uh, Washington is probably looking
[00:25:11] for a way out of the war at
[00:25:14] all costs.
[00:25:21] The rating of Ukrainian President Zelensky has fallen
[00:30:29] below the rating of leading military generals. According
[00:30:33] to a new survey by the Sozis agency, Zelensky
[00:30:37] has fallen to sixth place in popularity in the country,
[00:30:40] with only 18% of citizens giving him full support.
[00:30:43] The drop in popularity followed protests caused
[00:30:46] by the dismissal of Defense
[00:30:49] Minister Mykhailo Fedorov. In first place in terms
[00:30:52] of trust is former Chief of Staff of the Armed
[00:30:56] Forces Valerii Zaluzhnyi. Ahead of Zelensky are Chief