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[00:00:23] Good morning, welcome to a new day, the morning program of N1 television, and this weekend
[00:00:27] our neighbors are watching Beogradski Novi Dan. We wish everyone
[00:00:31] a good morning and a successful day, of course. We believe that the topics we are covering
[00:00:34] are worth your attention, we will be together until 11 o'clock, the central
[00:00:38] topic is certainly the first official visit of Ukrainian President
[00:00:41] Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Serbia. We are also dealing with the situation with
[00:00:47] on the visit, and how Serbian citizens fires across our country, especially in Deliblatska Peščara, which has been burning for the fourth
[00:00:50] day. More than 700 hectares have been affected, and
[00:00:54] trees, low vegetation, and grass have burned. The
[00:00:57] army is also participating in extinguishing the fire. The population of
[00:01:00] Šumarak settlement has been evacuated, and
[00:01:03] entry to other surrounding settlements is allowed only to those
[00:01:07] who are fighting the fires. Along with information about the fire in Peščara
[00:01:11] which is not subsiding, the Sector for Emergency Situations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Serbia
[00:01:14] announced that there are five more active fires in Serbia,
[00:01:18] and that the one in the Ibar gorge is not completely
[00:01:20] extinguished. We are primarily focused
[00:01:24] on two larger locations.
[00:01:27] At these locations, we have a total of 484
[00:01:31] members of various services, including the Ministry of Internal
[00:01:34] Affairs, the Sector for Emergency Situations, the helicopter unit, the Serbian
[00:01:37] army, and others. Uh, the largest
[00:01:40] engagement is in Deliblatska Peščara, and I must
[00:01:43] emphasize that as far as this morning is concerned,
[00:01:47] the situation is currently correct. Of course, it will be monitored
[00:01:51] in the coming hours, and the greatest engagement today is with
[00:01:54] working machines that will create firebreaks. Since
[00:01:58] last night, we have additional working machines, primarily
[00:02:01] two large machines from the surface mine Drmno,
[00:02:05] and the helicopter unit is expected to operate
[00:02:08] today. As for the area of Maglič
[00:02:11] Ušće, in one part, the fire was localized
[00:02:14] last night in the evening hours, and today the emphasis will be on
[00:02:18] extinguishing the fire in the Stolovi area.
[00:02:22] We return to the information from the beginning, the official part of the visit of
[00:02:25] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy begins, after he
[00:02:29] arrived in Belgrade yesterday afternoon. Zelenskyy was
[00:02:32] greeted at Belgrade Airport by Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović, and
[00:02:36] the President of the State, Aleksandar Vučić, hosted a dinner for him. On his
[00:02:39] Telegram channel, the Ukrainian President wrote that important
[00:02:43] discussions on expanding economic cooperation and on security
[00:02:47] issues are planned. And Vučić stated in a post on the Instagram social network
[00:02:51] that the dinner was an opportunity to open, as he says, a discussion on
[00:02:54] topics that will be the focus of official meetings.
[00:02:57] I am pleased to have the opportunity to host the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr
[00:03:00] Zelenskyy, who is on his first official visit to Serbia, with the
[00:03:04] belief that this visit will contribute to the further development of relations between Serbia and
[00:03:07] Ukraine and cooperation in areas of common interest, wrote
[00:03:11] Vučić. Vučić.
[00:03:14] We are live this morning in front of the Palace of Serbia
[00:03:17] live here at where a ceremonial reception for Zelenskyy is planned at 10:30.
[00:03:20] N1 reporters will follow the protocol part of the visit, as well as
[00:03:23] the atmosphere in the city, and report to you on the most important
[00:03:26] aspects of this event and meeting. About the messages
[00:03:30] from the East and the West, expectations in Serbia
[00:03:33] regarding the meeting between Vučić and Zelenskyy at a time when Belgrade
[00:03:36] is trying to balance relations between Ukraine and Europe on one side,
[00:03:40] and Moscow on the other, will be discussed in the morning's topic. The guest in
[00:03:43] the studio will be career diplomat, vice-president of the Serbia Center party, Duško
[00:03:47] Lopandić. Towards the end of the show, we will talk about stereotypes
[00:03:50] and the way of life of Russians in Novi Sad, and
[00:03:54] these are some of the topics we will cover until 11 o'clock.
[00:03:57] We invite you to be with us. Uh, in
[00:04:01] a special broadcast, immediately after that, we will analyze the messages of the two
[00:04:04] presidents after the bilateral meeting. Stay with
[00:04:07] us.
[00:04:17] Meteorologists announced a slight and short-term cooling in most of
[00:04:20] the region. Details about the expected weather conditions will follow
[00:04:23] shortly.
[00:04:26] The weekend brings a slight drop in temperature, but it remains
[00:04:30] very warm. Due to increased humidity, the air will be
[00:04:33] muggy. The maximum temperature across the region
[00:04:36] today will be up to 38
[00:04:39] degrees Celsius. During the morning and forenoon, it will be sunny
[00:04:43] across the Balkans. In the afternoon, moderate cloudiness is expected, so there will be
[00:04:46] conditions for showers with thunder, especially along
[00:04:49] the Adriatic coast in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in the mountainous regions of Serbia, as
[00:04:53] well as in most of Romania. A moderate, sometimes
[00:04:56] strong northerly wind will blow. Maximum
[00:05:00] temperatures in Serbia will range from 31 degrees to
[00:05:03] 35 degrees. In Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:05:06] we expect from 30 to 38 degrees,
[00:05:10] while in Croatia, for the warmest part of the day, the predicted temperature
[00:05:14] is from 30 to 37 degrees, which is expected on
[00:05:17] the Adriatic. On Sunday, in the west of the region, it will be mostly sunny and dry,
[00:05:21] while in the central, southern, and eastern regions, changeable
[00:05:25] weather with local showers and thunderstorms is expected. From
[00:05:28] Monday, in most areas, it will be mostly sunny with rare and isolated
[00:05:32] showers and thunderstorms. Next week,
[00:05:35] temperatures will rise in the west of the Balkans, locally even above
[00:05:39] 40 degrees Celsius.
[00:05:43] The visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been announced for a long time,
[00:05:46] coming three weeks after the Ukraine-Southeast
[00:05:50] Europe summit in Kyiv. Serbian President also attended that summit,
[00:05:54] but he was the only one who did not sign the joint declaration. Different views are expected
[00:05:59] view it, we will hear from our reporter Anđela
[00:06:03] Čolanić in the continuation. Anđela, what is known so far about the arrival of the Ukrainian
[00:06:07] President for the visit, or what do citizens
[00:06:10] think about the visit?
[00:06:14] Miloš, we are in front of the Palace of Serbia, where preparations for
[00:06:17] the ceremonial reception of the Ukrainian
[00:06:21] President are already well underway. So,
[00:06:24] a red carpet has been laid out in front of the Palace of Serbia,
[00:06:28] police officers are there, military personnel are there,
[00:06:31] Serbian and Ukrainian flags are waving
[00:06:35] along Mihaila Pupina Boulevard and in two
[00:06:38] surrounding streets, Antifašističkih
[00:06:40] Borbi and Španskih. Uh, Boraca, uh,
[00:06:44] so, the ceremonial ceremony will begin at
[00:06:47] 10 o'clock and
[00:06:49] 30 minutes with the highest
[00:06:53] state honors. Volodymyr Zelenskyy will be welcomed.
[00:06:57] Then, at 10:45,
[00:07:00] he will speak with the President of Serbia, Aleksandar
[00:07:02] Vučić. After the talks, the two delegations
[00:07:06] of these two countries will be presented,
[00:07:10] and then it is expected that the President of Serbia
[00:07:13] and the President of Ukraine will address the media around
[00:07:17] 12 o'clock and 5 minutes, and that would be the last item
[00:07:21] of this protocol that was announced yesterday, with the possibility
[00:07:24] that there may be changes. However,
[00:07:27] it cannot be concluded from many things in Belgrade
[00:07:30] that the Ukrainian President will actually be here
[00:07:33] today in Belgrade and that he is on his first
[00:07:37] official visit. In some locations, we
[00:07:41] found this morning... both uh Russian symbols
[00:07:45] and one Gazprom billboard
[00:07:49] that says "together" and refers to Russia and
[00:07:53] Serbia. There are more such symbols in
[00:07:56] Belgrade. We spoke with citizens yesterday
[00:08:00] and asked them what they think, how they interpret
[00:08:03] the arrival of the Ukrainian
[00:08:05] president, why he is coming, in their opinion, at this very
[00:08:09] moment, and what it could bring to our
[00:08:12] foreign policy. So, I suggest we listen now to what they told
[00:08:16] us. Have you heard that Zelenskyy will visit Serbia tomorrow?
[00:08:20] Yes, what's the problem?
[00:08:23] Horrible. Why horrible? Horrible. How do you view
[00:08:27] that visit, in what context is it observed?
[00:08:31] I don't know, but it's really horrible. He is a
[00:08:34] persona non grata for Belgrade. I think we have better friends. And who are our better
[00:08:38] friends? Well, you know who. I'm somehow quite
[00:08:41] neutral. Positive or negative, I don't see it as
[00:08:45] positive or negative. Do you think it could somehow affect our
[00:08:49] foreign policy, to somehow change relations with
[00:08:51] Russia?
[00:08:54] Well, I don't know, Russia is not even interesting anymore, I don't know, I mean
[00:08:57] regarding Serbia as Serbia, I don't see any
[00:09:01] interest in it helping anything. Why exactly at this
[00:09:04] moment is the visit happening?
[00:09:07] Probably for some image, so I don't
[00:09:11] believe anything will change. So I expect
[00:09:14] nothing. As much as I watch television, he goes everywhere he
[00:09:18] can to get any help. Well, let me tell you,
[00:09:21] all countries that are attacked, uh, that are defending themselves from
[00:09:25] aggressors, should be on their side in principle. Uh,
[00:09:28] what kind of help that is, each country should determine, but
[00:09:32] everyone who is threatened should certainly be helped.
[00:09:34] Who helps us? No one. You shouldn't sit on two chairs, that's it.
[00:09:38] And what do you think this will bring to our politics? Well...
[00:09:44] We receive him, we are kind, if necessary, we send some
[00:09:48] food or something like that
[00:09:52] and we don't interfere in their relations, we don't choose
[00:09:54] sides.
[00:09:58] So, the citizens we spoke with mostly
[00:10:01] share the view that Serbia should be
[00:10:04] neutral. And the President of Serbia,
[00:10:08] Aleksandar Vučić, and the Ukrainian
[00:10:10] President have singled out three key topics that they will, as they state,
[00:10:14] discuss today, among other things, economic
[00:10:18] cooperation, also security
[00:10:21] policy, but also European integration. This is
[00:10:25] given that both countries have had similar problems
[00:10:28] on the European path for a long time. Also,
[00:10:32] today, the signing of a memorandum of
[00:10:35] cooperation between Serbia and Ukraine,
[00:10:38] specifically between the Ministries of Agriculture
[00:10:41] of Serbia and Ukraine, is planned. This will
[00:10:44] concern food safety and
[00:10:48] animal protection. That is one of the
[00:10:51] points of today's protocol.
[00:10:55] And 100 public figures
[00:10:58] signed a protest statement last night opposing the invitation
[00:11:01] to the Ukrainian president to officially
[00:11:05] visit Serbia today. On the other hand,
[00:11:08] the association of Ukrainians and Russians against the war stated
[00:11:12] yesterday to Radio Free Europe that they hope for
[00:11:16] an improvement in relations between Ukraine and Serbia
[00:11:20] with this visit. We are waiting for
[00:11:24] the solemn ceremony to start
[00:11:27] at
[00:11:28] 10:30.
[00:11:34] Ahead of the official part of Volodymyr Zelenskyy's
[00:11:37] visit to Serbia, our Anđela Čolanić. A new
[00:11:41] day has begun, these are our topics and guests until 11
[00:11:43] o'clock.
[00:11:46] The Ukrainian President on an official visit to Serbia, regarding the timing,
[00:11:49] expectations from the visit, and messages from East and West. In
[00:11:52] our morning topic, the guest of Novi Dan is former diplomat Duško
[00:11:55] Lopandić.
[00:11:58] What else besides Zelenskyy's visit do daily newspapers write about? Guest of the newspaper review is
[00:12:02] journalist Birna Radmilo Marković.
[00:12:06] We are checking what the security measures are during the visit of the Ukrainian President,
[00:12:09] but also if and what is changing in the scenery on the streets of the capital.
[00:12:13] city.
[00:12:15] For whom, since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, has Serbia become a new home, and are
[00:12:19] there any stereotypes at all? Find out towards the end of Novi
[00:12:23] Dan.
[00:12:26] Before the news this morning, we have Tanja
[00:12:28] Veselinović with us. Tanja, the fight against fires in
[00:12:32] Serbia continues. Miloš, in the area of Serbia, six open-air fires are active
[00:12:35] according to the latest information from the Fire and Rescue
[00:12:38] Administration. The greatest engagement is required to extinguish the fire in
[00:12:42] Deliblatska Peščara, which flared up due to the wind and
[00:12:45] affected 700 hectares of forest. The army has also joined
[00:12:48] the firefighting efforts, and the situation is particularly dramatic in Šumarak.
[00:12:52] The outlying parts of the town have been evacuated. According to
[00:12:55] unofficial information obtained by the Zumer portal in conversation
[00:12:59] with locals, the fire has reached some weekend
[00:13:02] houses. Flames reach great heights, and thick black smoke
[00:13:06] has covered the Peščara. Helicopters are continuously
[00:13:09] extinguishing the fire.
[00:13:11] požar,
[00:13:16] Is your house nearby? Right here across
[00:13:18] the street.
[00:13:21] I don't know, this is terrible, this is terrible.
[00:13:27] I don't know, I just pray to God that everything goes as
[00:13:30] it should. Did you ask me to
[00:13:34] leave?
[00:13:36] We all did. I took the kids to their godmother's, it doesn't matter. Are you from
[00:13:40] around here or? Yes, I home.
[00:13:44] I live here. Now I don't know, you
[00:13:47] can't talk anymore. I don't know, I hope everything will be
[00:13:51] okay.
[00:13:53] When we talk about resources and engagement of
[00:13:57] both the Ministry of Internal Affairs and other
[00:14:00] services, we are primarily focused on two larger locations.
[00:14:04] At those locations, we have a total of 484
[00:14:07] members of various services, including the Ministry of Internal
[00:14:11] Affairs, the Sector for Emergency Situations, the helicopter unit, the Serbian
[00:14:14] Army, and others. The biggest engagement
[00:14:18] is in Deliblatska Peščara, and I must emphasize that as
[00:14:22] far as this morning is concerned, the situation is currently
[00:14:25] correct. Of course, it will be monitored in the coming hours, and the greatest
[00:14:29] engagement today is with working machines that will
[00:14:33] create firebreaks. Since last night, we have additional working
[00:14:37] machines, primarily two large machines
[00:14:40] from the Drmno open-pit mine, and the helicopter
[00:14:43] unit is expected to operate today. The smell of
[00:14:47] burning was felt on Friday evening in almost all parts of
[00:14:50] the capital of Serbia. Milenko Jovanović from the National Ecological
[00:14:54] Association says that most likely due to
[00:14:57] meteorological conditions, i.e., due to the wind, the consequences of a large fire
[00:15:01] in Deliblatska Peščara reached Belgrade
[00:15:04] in the form of smell and atmospheric
[00:15:07] turbidity. The wind at that time
[00:15:10] briefly shifted to the northeast
[00:15:13] and north, precisely allowing for
[00:15:17] those combustion products, i.e., fire, to reach
[00:15:20] Belgrade. An increase in certain PM2.5 and
[00:15:24] PM10 was observed precisely in this area, which is
[00:15:28] closer to Pančevo, for example, like Zeleno Brdo here in Zvezdara.
[00:15:31] However, these are not toxic concentrations,
[00:15:35] certainly, because you see people standing there, your reporters. It is not
[00:15:38] as dangerous as when fires occur
[00:15:42] in, I don't know, chemical facilities or, I don't know, burning tires,
[00:15:45] and especially what, unfortunately, the data indicates, is
[00:15:48] modern this summer, which are
[00:15:51] landfills.
[00:15:53] It was burning on the Žarac mountain, on the Stolovi near Maglič,
[00:15:57] the flames engulfed more than 270 hectares of forest
[00:16:00] and low vegetation. In the Sector for Emergency Situations,
[00:16:03] it was confirmed to RTS that the fire was localized. The fire near
[00:16:07] Ušće in the Ibar valley, which yesterday threatened houses, was brought under
[00:16:11] control after helicopters joined the firefighting efforts
[00:16:14] last night.
[00:16:17] However, this situation yesterday and the day before yesterday could have
[00:16:21] caused the entire settlement of Ušće
[00:16:24] to be affected. However, luckily, we have that
[00:16:27] fire department in Ušće, which is the only good thing in Ušće,
[00:16:31] which we got. They cancelled everything else. They
[00:16:34] managed to prevent it from reaching Ušće, about 400
[00:16:37] to 500 meters from
[00:16:41] the first larger settlement, but the biggest job was done by the helicopter
[00:16:45] which could reach those otherwise inaccessible parts of the terrain because
[00:16:48] there is a large layer of
[00:16:50] pine waste there, and that represented a great danger. Secondly,
[00:16:54] on the railway itself, there is tall grass that is
[00:16:58] dry, and that is why the locomotive, as many locals recounted, sparked
[00:17:02] and ignited the area, and that is why the entire area from
[00:17:05] Maglič to Ušće was affected by that
[00:17:08] fire.
[00:17:12] The emergency situations headquarters met again yesterday, where it was announced that
[00:17:15] nine fires are active in Serbia. Interior Minister Ivica
[00:17:18] Dačić claims that the situation is more stable than the previous
[00:17:22] day, emphasizing that five helicopters are engaged in extinguishing
[00:17:25] the fires, along with firefighters, rescuers,
[00:17:28] members of the army, voluntary fire brigades,
[00:17:31] and public enterprises.
[00:17:34] The situation is...
[00:17:37] more stable today than it was yesterday. Yesterday morning,
[00:17:41] the front line, so to speak, was
[00:17:44] a kilometer and a half, and
[00:17:47] after the wind and storm that
[00:17:50] occurred, unfortunately without
[00:17:52] rain, it increased to almost 15
[00:17:56] kilometers. The second fire is down
[00:17:59] uh near Ušće, right?
[00:18:03] Uh, and it is of smaller
[00:18:06] scale. Uh, but the
[00:18:09] intervention is still ongoing. Unnecessary
[00:18:12] water consumption should be prohibited,
[00:18:15] uh, this refers primarily to economic entities
[00:18:18] for whom it is not essential, uh,
[00:18:21] in order to simply enable normal
[00:18:24] functioning.
[00:18:29] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrived in
[00:18:33] Belgrade last night. This is the first bilateral visit of the Ukrainian
[00:18:36] President to Belgrade, and his meeting with the President of Serbia
[00:18:40] will be one of the most significant political meetings, especially
[00:18:43] at a time when Belgrade is trying to balance relations
[00:18:47] between Ukraine and Europe on one side, and Moscow on the other
[00:18:50] side. Zelenskyy was greeted at Belgrade Airport by Minister
[00:18:53] Dubravka Đedović Handanović. The Ukrainian
[00:18:57] President wrote on his Telegram channel: "I arrived in
[00:19:00] Serbia with my team. For today and tomorrow, important
[00:19:04] talks with President Aleksandar Vučić
[00:19:07] and Prime Minister Đuro Macuta are planned. We will discuss the expansion of economic
[00:19:11] cooperation between our countries with the European Union, and other
[00:19:15] matters that can be beneficial for our people, and security
[00:19:19] issues." The ceremonial reception for the Ukrainian President
[00:19:22] will be held in front of the Palace of Serbia today at
[00:19:25] 10:30. After the talks between the two officials,
[00:19:29] an address to the
[00:19:30] media is planned.
[00:19:36] At the Batrovci border crossing, as of this morning, there is a waiting time of about
[00:19:40] four hours for exiting Serbia, while at the Šid crossing, the wait is about two
[00:19:43] hours. This was announced by the Auto Moto Association of Serbia. At the
[00:19:47] Neštin and Horgoš crossings, delays are about
[00:19:50] an hour. On the roads in Serbia, increased traffic intensity
[00:19:53] is expected today. AMSS warns that changeable
[00:19:56] weather conditions may make travel difficult. Vehicles are moving in
[00:20:00] columns on some sections and on occasionally
[00:20:04] wet roads. At toll booths, there are
[00:20:07] no delays for vehicles.
[00:20:11] That's all for the news. Stay with Novi
[00:20:12] Dan.
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[00:27:23] Follow Novi Dan on N1 Television. It's time to review what today's newspapers are writing
[00:27:27] about. The front pages and the most important topics being written about this
[00:27:31] morning. Journalist Birna Radmilo Marković will comment, good day,
[00:27:34] good day, welcome. Uh, of course, the number one topic
[00:27:38] today, alongside the fires which
[00:27:42] have been making life difficult for days, weeks,
[00:27:44] is the arrival of Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Belgrade, for the first
[00:27:48] official time since he became president, of course, since
[00:27:51] the war began. Three topics for discussion between Zelenskyy and
[00:27:55] Vučić: Serbia's European path, economic cooperation, and cooperation
[00:27:58] in the field of energy, as today's Blic writes. That is one
[00:28:01] of the headlines. How do we view this
[00:28:05] event? Well, what Blic writes about, those three
[00:28:08] topics, those are Vučić's words, Vučić's words, yes. So that's what it says, that's
[00:28:12] now a headline for Blic. Uh, the thing
[00:28:15] is that for most of the topics mentioned, he is not
[00:28:19] authorized to discuss them, that's first. I mean, he can't discuss economic
[00:28:23] cooperation because he simply doesn't have that authority under the constitution, but we've all forgotten
[00:28:26] that, and now we pretend that everything is normal,
[00:28:29] uh, if those three
[00:28:33] topics are there, that would mean that there will be
[00:28:36] a big elephant in the room where they are talking,
[00:28:39] which no one will mention,
[00:28:43] and that is Serbia's relationship with Russia, right?
[00:28:46] So, let's not just go into that whole story about Ukraine and
[00:28:49] Russia, so I I assume that only those three topics
[00:28:53] will be, uh, discussed, and something else will be discussed,
[00:28:57] with, we see now, uh, some economic cooperation
[00:29:00] is mentioned there, I was a little. that, uh, we don't have much
[00:29:04] trade, uh, exchange with Ukraine, it's at the level of
[00:29:08] several hundred million euros annually, which is to
[00:29:12] put it in context, roughly similar to Serbia with
[00:29:15] Albania or Serbia with North Macedonia, so there is
[00:29:18] certainly this some
[00:29:22] room for increasing cooperation, I think that happened
[00:29:26] this year when uh, when we were so
[00:29:30] smart that we painted ourselves into a corner, and then we were surprised by this
[00:29:33] introduction of the CBAM tax on electricity, so we started, we could no longer
[00:29:37] take electricity into the European Union, uh, because it was simply
[00:29:40] uncompetitive with that tax, so, uh, we started to
[00:29:44] export to Ukraine, so that happened this year,
[00:29:47] for example, in connection with trade
[00:29:51] exchange. The views that are coming, we are broadcasting them
[00:29:55] on the portal, precisely about that
[00:29:58] we can say, the elephant in the room or, uh, the Russian
[00:30:01] bear in the room, right? A slap in the face to the Russians, that's what
[00:30:05] some media write in Germany, on the other hand,
[00:30:09] the expectation is mentioned that there will now be an agreement
[00:30:12] on joint drone production, uh,
[00:30:15] or as Kristoffer Hill, the former
[00:30:18] ambassador, said,
[00:30:21] uh, that it is more important than anything else, and than
[00:30:24] , I don't know, sanctions against Russia, that arms deliveries, i.e.,
[00:30:28] production for that, should not be stopped by
[00:30:31] Serbia. That is, I assume that is more important to Kristoffer Hill, right?
[00:30:35] I'm not sure that, for example, in the European Union that would be, uh,
[00:30:39] that they would classify those two things
[00:30:42] that way, uh, well, that's the problem because
[00:30:45] we, uh, when you ask this president, who is not
[00:30:49] responsible for that, however, uh, he won't say that
[00:30:52] what kind of drones, there are no drones
[00:30:55] or weapons, no ammunition, nothing,
[00:30:59] because we...