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[00:00:20] Good afternoon, dear viewers, you are watching N1 info, these are today's
[00:00:23] events.
[00:00:27] Shooting in Brčko, one person seriously injured, police are searching for
[00:00:30] the attackers.
[00:00:34] Nine miners spent their sixth night in the Raspotočje pit, today's decision on
[00:00:38] possible radicalization
[00:00:39] of protests.
[00:00:43] New tensions in the Middle East, Israel rejected Trump's plan for Gaza.
[00:00:46] Netanyahu stated that there will be no withdrawal of the Israeli army nor
[00:00:50] a Palestinian state.
[00:00:53] Ticket sales started for the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival,
[00:00:57] crowds recorded in front of the main festival box
[00:01:00] office.
[00:01:06] In the Brčko settlement of Ilička this morning a shooting occurred in which one person
[00:01:10] sustained serious bodily injuries. The incident occurred
[00:01:13] this morning around 6 AM in Mihajla Pupina street. According to
[00:01:16] unofficial information, a man with the initials MJ was wounded. According to
[00:01:20] RTV HitBrčko, the attack occurred
[00:01:23] in the immediate vicinity of the wounded person's family home. Two
[00:01:27] men who allegedly arrived on motorcycles
[00:01:30] intercepted MJ and fired about five
[00:01:33] bullets in his direction. The injured man was transported to
[00:01:37] Brčko hospital with serious bodily injuries where he was hospitalized in the surgery
[00:01:40] department and received medical assistance. For now,
[00:01:44] the motives of the attack nor the identity of the people
[00:01:48] who fired are not known. The Brčko district police are intensively working on
[00:01:51] clarifying all circumstances of this
[00:01:54] event.
[00:01:57] Nine miners from the Zenica Coal Mine spent their sixth night in
[00:02:00] the Raspotočje pit. Today, members of the main union board are expected to join them
[00:02:05] the summit in in the second shift. Miners demand written guarantees and a deadline
[00:02:07] for the payment of their salaries owed for May and June to end the protest in the pit.
[00:02:11] We are live in Zenica.
[00:02:15] With the miners is our Tatjana Drljeć. Tatjana, first
[00:02:18] what is the health condition of the miners and is there
[00:02:21] any indication that salaries could be paid, which is why they are
[00:02:25] protesting?
[00:02:30] What is known so far is that the protest of
[00:02:33] nine miners in the Raspotočje pit within the Zenica
[00:02:37] brown coal mine continues. So, we remind you, at
[00:02:41] the beginning of the descent into the pit, there were 18 miners,
[00:02:45] but some of them
[00:02:48] military, and Pakistan brings called off, which is why they had to give up their
[00:02:50] intention. What led them to this position, more or less,
[00:02:54] is known. On this topic, I will continue to talk with my guest,
[00:02:57] Mr. Alija Salman
[00:03:00] from the Zenica Coal Mine Union. Good day and thank you for taking
[00:03:03] the time. Good day, good day, thank you for visiting us.
[00:03:07] Mr. Selman, first of all, I will ask you how your colleagues are in the pit, what is their
[00:03:11] health condition? Well, their health condition is not good, I mean
[00:03:15] physically they are somewhat good, they are still holding on,
[00:03:18] this when you talk to them, each of them will
[00:03:22] say that he is good, that he will not give up, but you can see
[00:03:25] from them that they have already started to isolate themselves,
[00:03:27] they are silent that...
[00:03:30] they easily enter into arguments, frequent mood changes,
[00:03:33] in general, that's how it is, you can see the exhaustion, that's
[00:03:37] it. You said, the union members announced
[00:03:41] that a kind of radicalization of the protest is starting today,
[00:03:45] if you don't receive an answer from the relevant ministry or government
[00:03:48] representatives by 3 PM. What does that actually mean, what does that
[00:03:52] represent? These miners descended into the pit on Tuesday at
[00:03:55] 3 PM for their standard jobs, and later they expressed a desire to
[00:03:59] no longer leave the country, and so it
[00:04:03] has been going on for six or seven days. And what hurts
[00:04:06] people the most is the indifference
[00:04:09] of the ministry, those people who closed
[00:04:12] us with promises that we will be an example
[00:04:16] of that closure for future
[00:04:19] mines, how that green
[00:04:23] transition will be done, that
[00:04:25] realization of World Bank funds. However, I have
[00:04:29] experience from this position, meaning we have been closing down for three years now,
[00:04:32] I would not recommend this to any of my fellow miners
[00:04:36] from the next mines to
[00:04:39] agree to it, because this is truly
[00:04:43] a shame for all of
[00:04:45] us, I mean, especially the state, because the miner is
[00:04:49] aware that the Zenica mine will no longer operate, what has expired has expired, he
[00:04:53] has difficulty coming to terms with the fact that he will no longer earn bread in that
[00:04:56] pit, but please...
[00:05:00] just send him off with dignity as a miner deserves, he doesn't need mercy, just
[00:05:02] give him what is
[00:05:05] his. Does that mean that you will, today, if there is no
[00:05:08] adequate response that would satisfy the miners from the government
[00:05:13] of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, also descend into the pit with your
[00:05:16] union colleagues, right? We will hold
[00:05:19] our last press conference today at
[00:05:23] 3:30, as we will call it, I and two
[00:05:26] other board members will join those people, because it was
[00:05:29] said that we would get an answer from the minister by 3 PM,
[00:05:33] then we will unconditionally support those people and
[00:05:37] stay with them until a solution is found for this agony. So... what
[00:05:40] are your demands? We know
[00:05:44] you mentioned before that miners are owed
[00:05:47] May and June salaries, and now July's
[00:05:51] is also due. You are actually only asking for guarantees
[00:05:54] for the exact date when they will be paid, right?
[00:05:58] For the past year, every month they promise, every
[00:06:01] month later you can check, meaning the salary was never
[00:06:05] paid on the 25th as regulated, it was always the 26th,
[00:06:08] 27th, then the 5th, then the 10th, then a month later always...
[00:06:12] the miners had that patience and waited, it will
[00:06:15] be, and then stop, we are not producing, maybe people will rather give to comrades
[00:06:19] who maintain that energy system, but they have to think
[00:06:23] about us. This is now the drop
[00:06:26] that made the cup overflow this because we were at a meeting
[00:06:29] at the end of June with the ministry in the government
[00:06:33] of the Federation up there where we were firmly promised that in
[00:06:36] mid-July the May salary would be paid, and at the end of
[00:06:40] July the June salary would be paid, but... "August 10th will come, they still haven't given an exact date for when
[00:06:43] those salaries will be paid, so the only
[00:06:47] demand of those miners that they can consider to leave
[00:06:51] the pits is for the minister to announce an exact
[00:06:54] date for the payment of May, June, and
[00:06:57] July salaries. What if it doesn't happen? Well, nothing,
[00:07:01] we stay, we said the first move, we go down, we have a blockade, and then
[00:07:04] what will happen, I mean, we'll see, it depends, it depends mostly on
[00:07:08] the minister, if he answers, then on these people, if they organize, what will
[00:07:12] happen? "They are currently strict, they say, they can only
[00:07:15] take us out of here, we will not leave, how much will the
[00:07:18] state allow that, so I think, some of me on
[00:07:22] the soul. And ZVO also, is it causing problems, can we say so,
[00:07:25] considering that you were temporarily allowed to verify your health insurance books
[00:07:29] only until September 6th? Yes, well, this,
[00:07:32] I mean, I asked that, that's why it was one of the
[00:07:36] demands. So, people don't have security in that verification,
[00:07:39] they have someone who regularly has therapy every month. And
[00:07:42] so, but still, we welcome this gesture that it can be done until
[00:07:46] the sixth. People went and got their books verified and then took their therapies, so we will see.
[00:07:50] We probably hope that it will be extended until October,
[00:07:53] then until December, and so on. I mean, I wouldn't get into that, and I know it's hard
[00:07:57] for the government and the state. We have problems with the steelworks, those are all our
[00:08:01] citizens, and this is not
[00:08:04] easy, but God, it happened that way. Everyone is looking for
[00:08:08] what they deserve, and everyone should be given what they deserve and what
[00:08:12] they deserve, I mean, thank you very much for this conversation and I wish you all the best,
[00:08:15] thank you and all the best, goodbye, thank you, so this was
[00:08:18] Mr. Alijas Elman, member of the Zenica Coal Mine
[00:08:22] Union. As we had the opportunity to hear, the miners here will stay until
[00:08:26] they receive written guarantees for the payment of salaries that are
[00:08:30] owed to them. I remind you, these are May, June, and
[00:08:33] July salaries are already coming due. The problems of the miners
[00:08:37] in Zenica are not from yesterday, they date
[00:08:40] from much, much earlier, given that
[00:08:43] production has stopped, they are certainly working on
[00:08:46] jobs that actually lead to the complete closure of
[00:08:50] the Zenica brown coal mine.
[00:08:53] The extent to which the industry of Zenica, that is,
[00:08:56] the Zenica-Doboj Canton, is in a poor state is shown by
[00:09:00] what Mr. Salman mentioned, that is, the Zenica
[00:09:04] steelworks, where the fate of more than
[00:09:07] 1,500 employees
[00:09:10] is also uncertain, so
[00:09:12] new protests from this company could occur in the foreseeable
[00:09:16] future. We are also certainly waiting to see how the
[00:09:19] situation will unfold and what answer will come
[00:09:23] from the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and from the
[00:09:27] answer of the Government of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, you will know whether
[00:09:30] this protest will take a form of
[00:09:34] radicalization. About the miners' problems live from
[00:09:37] Zenica, Tatjana Drdić.
[00:09:40] The fire on Vrando hill above
[00:09:44] Glumina village in Neum, which was caused by a lightning strike on Saturday
[00:09:48] August 8th, is still active, and due to the inaccessibility of the terrain,
[00:09:52] two air tractors participated in its extinguishing yesterday. As
[00:09:56] announced by the Civil Protection Operational Center of the Herzegovina-Neretva
[00:09:59] Canton, air tractors were deployed. The fire that has been burning
[00:10:02] for several days above Kanjina and Živašnica in Konjic has been localized.
[00:10:06] Firefighters are still on the ground and monitoring the situation. In the last 24
[00:10:10] hours, three fires were recorded in Mostar and Čapljina, and
[00:10:13] one in Stolac. All of them were successfully
[00:10:16] localized.
[00:10:25] In the headline, we move on to world news, with me in the studio is Esmir Milavić. Esmir, good
[00:10:28] day to you. Good day, Nena. Three countries signed an agreement on military,
[00:10:32] security, and intelligence cooperation in Mecca on Friday.
[00:10:36] Some will say that this is some equivalent to
[00:10:39] NATO, or rather, this Middle Eastern one.
[00:10:42] Um, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, according to announcements,
[00:10:46] several more countries could join. And what we
[00:10:49] saw on Friday is the formation
[00:10:52] of one, how shall
[00:10:55] I say, a slightly milder type
[00:10:58] of alliance compared to the NATO alliance. It will not be as
[00:11:02] structured, at least that's what the officials of these countries that signed
[00:11:05] this agreement say, but it will be very significant
[00:11:09] because it will contain several very important components,
[00:11:12] which are military action,
[00:11:15] uh, intelligence action,
[00:11:18] industrial action, exchange of information in the
[00:11:21] intelligence sector, exchange of information in...
[00:11:25] the technological sector and an equivalent of
[00:11:28] Article 5 that NATO Alliance possesses, which is the old well-known
[00:11:32] rule that an attack on one is an attack on all. Of course, as
[00:11:36] in the case of Article 5, as the
[00:11:39] officials say, that is Turkish Foreign Minister Hakam Fidan
[00:11:43] clarified to journalists, it does not mean that they will immediately
[00:11:46] go to war, uh,
[00:11:49] all of them, or into a military conflict, but that the
[00:11:53] situation will be considered on a case-by-case
[00:11:56] basis. What the Turkish Foreign
[00:11:59] Minister also said is that Egypt, or rather Abdelfattah
[00:12:03] Sisi, could be the next to join this
[00:12:06] alliance. Azerbaijan is also mentioned,
[00:12:10] but also several Gulf countries, and this will practically mean that
[00:12:14] this Asian Middle Eastern space,
[00:12:17] well, we can say Eurasian because of Turkey, is very well covered
[00:12:21] by this alliance, that this is... "a kind of association, that's what
[00:12:25] Mark Carney talked about at
[00:12:30] Davos, that countries should create their own
[00:12:33] countries that are not members of, for example, NATO Alliance or the European Union
[00:12:37] or some other alliance, that they should create some of their own, so to speak,
[00:12:40] blocs or coalitions, it does not have to be a structure like
[00:12:44] the European Union or NATO, so that in that way they can protect
[00:12:48] their own interests. Of course, this will also be a message to Israel and
[00:12:51] Iran and other..." countries that could potentially
[00:12:55] act to the detriment of the countries
[00:12:58] that are members of this alliance, so we will
[00:13:01] have a combination of NATO knowledge and experience in the case
[00:13:05] of Turkey, Saudi Arabia brings money,
[00:13:08] Egypt, for example, brings experience and
[00:13:13] the most important thing, nuclear weapons, so everyone has
[00:13:16] their own role within this alliance, their own
[00:13:20] task. Let me move on to the events related to Gaza where various
[00:13:23] activities have been taking place recently, but a new plan for
[00:13:26] Gaza has been rejected by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
[00:13:29] It was not expected that Netanyahu would accept
[00:13:33] anything that comes as a proposal at this moment. He is
[00:13:37] at a little over
[00:13:40] two months from the elections. He
[00:13:44] needs that war, that tension, that conflict on the ground
[00:13:48] to continue. M, what Daniel Levi,
[00:13:51] president of USMP, a former Israeli negotiator during
[00:13:55] Rabin's time, told me...
[00:13:57] is that any plan coming from the United States
[00:14:01] is currently unexecutable precisely because of that, precisely because of
[00:14:04] Benjamin Netanyahu and his position, but
[00:14:07] it is also not quite clear how different the opposition will be
[00:14:11] compared to him, but we will have to see after the elections when we see
[00:14:15] who will win those elections. Since I am already
[00:14:18] mentioning Levi, we will have that interview soon in our program
[00:14:22] and on our website. And when it comes to this whole
[00:14:25] situation, this simply shows that the American
[00:14:28] president still has no strategy, no idea
[00:14:32] and has not yet understood how to
[00:14:35] pressure Benjamin Netanyahu to do what
[00:14:39] Trump wants, but Netanyahu has discovered a way to pressure
[00:14:43] Trump to do what he wants, which is to start a war. And
[00:14:47] here we have six months of war with Iran.
[00:14:51] Yes, Esmir, so it continues, so to speak. That showdown between Spanish Prime Minister Pedro
[00:14:55] Sanchez and Giorgia Meloni regarding migrants in
[00:14:58] Spanish enclaves in North Africa and now Spain, so to speak,
[00:15:02] strikes back and Pedro
[00:15:05] Sanchez is playing a very clever political
[00:15:09] game here after the Italians rushed in first and said
[00:15:13] suspend Schengen, I don't know,
[00:15:16] impose controls on
[00:15:18] Spain, this and that, and
[00:15:22] so on and so forth. Sanchez strikes back
[00:15:25] and calmly says: ok, you want controls, no problem at all, all Italians
[00:15:29] entering Spain will undergo additional controls, they will practically
[00:15:32] go through what the British and people from the Western Balkans or
[00:15:36] Ukrainians or Moldovans go through, we will thoroughly
[00:15:39] search you and then we will see if you should enter
[00:15:43] Spain or not. Now Italian officials,
[00:15:46] including Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani, say
[00:15:49] this is completely unacceptable. Well,
[00:15:53] that means when you demand these
[00:15:56] uh certain things for Spain and when Brussels demands it for
[00:16:00] Spain, then it's acceptable, but when Spain reciprocates with the same measure,
[00:16:03] absolutely identical, then it's unacceptable. And here they
[00:16:06] made a mistake in their steps, because those
[00:16:09] Ceuta and Melilla are not on the European
[00:16:13] mainland, but on the African one. The Spanish immediately picked up those
[00:16:16] 70,000 people, returned them to Morocco, and none of them
[00:16:20] came to the soil of continental Europe, so there was no
[00:16:23] need for any action by the European
[00:16:27] Union at all. But here, in fact,
[00:16:30] the Italians are now reaping what they sowed because
[00:16:33] Sanchez will impose these blockades, but this also
[00:16:37] shows that there is still disunity within the European Union when it comes
[00:16:41] to the whole migrant situation. Yes, recently,
[00:16:44] we also talked about the condition of former American President
[00:16:48] Joe Biden, who has been battling a serious illness for a long time. It is
[00:16:52] prostate cancer. His son also spoke out, saying
[00:16:56] that the situation is not the best. Hunter is very
[00:16:59] present lately, I'm not sure
[00:17:02] uh why, uh, but
[00:17:05] this, it seems to me, is his personal
[00:17:09] strategy to go public more and talk about what
[00:17:12] is happening. He says that the situation is very bad, that
[00:17:16] the uh prostate cancer has metastasized to
[00:17:19] the bones, that the former president is in pain,
[00:17:22] that the situation is not at all uh good. Somehow it's
[00:17:26] perhaps a kind of preparation
[00:17:30] of the public for uh what will
[00:17:33] follow in the next
[00:17:36] period with President Biden, but also
[00:17:39] a kind of, so to speak,
[00:17:42] evaluation of everything that Biden has done during his
[00:17:46] almost six decades in the public space of the United
[00:17:50] States, generally in the global public space, and that is why this book
[00:17:53] announced to be released in November, which will be a kind of
[00:17:56] political testament, autobiography, memoirs
[00:18:00] related to the presidential mandate and the end of
[00:18:04] that mandate is also coming again at a
[00:18:08] time when huge battles are being fought within
[00:18:11] the Democrats and within the entire
[00:18:14] American socio-political system before
[00:18:17] the elections in November. Also, Dr. Jill Biden,
[00:18:21] the wife of President Biden, has been quite active in the public
[00:18:25] recently. And she also revealed some details where, it seems to me,
[00:18:28] she says that there were some indications that something was happening with Biden's
[00:18:32] health, but probably because of that
[00:18:35] campaign and all that. "a lot of things were somehow
[00:18:39] kept silent from the public, so now we learn that
[00:18:42] probably that prostate cancer had been present in
[00:18:46] President Biden's organism for a long time, but that it was not talked about in public
[00:18:50] purely due to, it seems to me, political calculations. Yes,
[00:18:53] we remain on the American continent, a verbal war between the American president and one of
[00:18:57] the stars of the progressive wing of the Democrats, Abdul El Said, so to speak,
[00:19:01] is heating up, the blows are increasingly diverse on
[00:19:04] both sides, and the family is also involved. Yes, this is
[00:19:08] a very interesting situation, Abdul Al Said surfaced at the top of that
[00:19:11] progressive pool, and what we saw,
[00:19:15] here's a very interesting photograph, this was published by the American
[00:19:18] president, he says two very different Americas, on
[00:19:22] one side the Trump couple, on the other side
[00:19:26] is the Elsaid couple, and
[00:19:29] what Abdul El Said says, yes, these are two
[00:19:32] different Americas, he says if you want to see my
[00:19:36] side of America, that's... America he says where I go with
[00:19:39] my wife to eat
[00:19:42] pancakes, drink coffee, talk about the future, that's
[00:19:45] of course a blow to Trump, because uh the president and
[00:19:49] the first lady are very, very rarely seen in
[00:19:52] public together, Melania Trump barely appears,
[00:19:56] she didn't appear much in her first term or between
[00:20:00] two terms, President Trump also
[00:20:03] at the end of last week told Alsaid that he was full of...
[00:20:08] "I won't quote what, then Alsaid said, maybe
[00:20:12] I am, but I don't
[00:20:14] disperse my stuff, so to speak, in the
[00:20:18] Oval Office, but I do it somewhere else, so this
[00:20:21] campaign is heating up, although Trump is not a candidate in the elections, nor
[00:20:25] will he ever be a candidate in the elections again, but Alsaid is. We have already
[00:20:29] said in our program that never before in a
[00:20:32] uh that pre-election campaign
[00:20:36] or in primaries has so much money been spent against a single
[00:20:39] candidate as has been spent against Alsaid, even 60 million
[00:20:43] US dollars, and he still managed to beat Haley Stevens, so this will
[00:20:46] be a very, very interesting campaign. And if
[00:20:50] Alsaid wins the elections for Congress, or rather the Senate, in
[00:20:54] November, then I expect after January next
[00:20:57] year that sparks will fly between him and Trump
[00:21:00] until the end of Trump's term in 2029. Yes, it will be interesting to
[00:21:04] follow. And finally, Esmir, the World Food Program warns
[00:21:07] of the dangers that climate and climate change pose to the most vulnerable and
[00:21:10] poorest in the world, and especially
[00:21:14] the effectiveness. And what the World Food Program
[00:21:18] warns about is that... they warn
[00:21:22] that in certain parts of the world, especially where they
[00:21:26] operate, such as Latin America, the Caribbean, West, Central
[00:21:29] Africa, Southeast and Southern Africa, as well as Asia
[00:21:33] and the Pacific, the number of people who will
[00:21:36] find themselves in problems is increasing, and that the number of acutely
[00:21:40] hungry could increase by 22%, which is approximately
[00:21:44] 50 million uh people, and what
[00:21:48] is very important to say here
[00:21:50] is that not only these countries will be threatened, because we have just
[00:21:53] received information that June and July of this
[00:21:57] year were the hottest ever since temperatures have been measured.
[00:22:00] We also received data that the
[00:22:03] sea, or rather the oceans, were at maximum temperatures, so
[00:22:07] far since that has been measured, and when we put all this into one
[00:22:11] equation, the situation is not good at all, nor will it be good
[00:22:15] in the future. We have already heard that for our
[00:22:18] region, we will see these extremely high
[00:22:22] temperatures for some time. Recently, we also heard from British
[00:22:25] farmers that almost half of that land
[00:22:29] is already under drought, meaning they will have problems. Not only those
[00:22:32] concerned by the World Food Program will be in trouble, but
[00:22:36] the global community will be in trouble. We will have to adapt to that,
[00:22:39] but we will also have to think about what to do in the future and how to behave
[00:22:43] in the future. Yes, Esmir, thank you for this overview of world
[00:22:46] affairs.
[00:22:56] From the early morning hours, in front of the Bosnian Cultural Center in
[00:23:00] Sarajevo, there was already a long line of film art lovers who
[00:23:04] came to get their tickets for the desired film. The first 10 buyers
[00:23:07] were awarded 10 free tickets each for films in different
[00:23:11] programs with the poster of this year's Sarajevo
[00:23:14] Film Festival. The festival begins on Friday, August 14th,
[00:23:18] and lasts until August 21st. More details about everything
[00:23:22] from Feđa Kulina. Large crowds were recorded this morning
[00:23:25] in front of the Sarajevo BKC, or box
[00:23:28] office, where the physical sale of
[00:23:32] tickets for the 32nd Sarajevo Film Festival began, which will be
[00:23:36] held from August 14th to 21st.
[00:23:39] Many citizens of Sarajevo, but also all of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as
[00:23:43] tourists, especially from countries in the region, came early
[00:23:46] to grab and buy tickets for
[00:23:50] this year's screenings. Many of
[00:23:53] them even came, as they say, at 4 AM to
[00:23:56] secure a place on time and managed to buy the desired
[00:24:00] tickets. I came from the early morning hours, I was already here at
[00:24:04] 4 AM, we prepared a few films, Mother
[00:24:07] Teresa, Homeland, Palestine, No Man's Land and so
[00:24:11] on. I'm interested in socializing with the people who come here every
[00:24:14] year, we've been gathering for years and years
[00:24:18] now. Some come at 4, like
[00:24:22] they came this morning, some come at 5:15, like I came
[00:24:25] this morning, some come at 7:15 and it's
[00:24:28] 10, some come at seven and it's
[00:24:32] 11. Every year I'm here, there's
[00:24:35] that Sarajevo spirit, beautiful films, good
[00:24:39] fun, I just feel good. There's great
[00:24:42] interest for online ticket sales as well, which
[00:24:46] started early last week when there were some minor
[00:24:50] difficulties recorded during the purchase,
[00:24:53] but fortunately they have been resolved. There is a great, really
[00:24:57] great interest in this year's program,
[00:25:00] we resolved the difficulties, that
[00:25:04] was probably, you are talking about on the first day of presale
[00:25:07] tickets, when a large number of users
[00:25:11] who want to buy immediately, probably for a specific
[00:25:14] screening, mm, online sales are still
[00:25:18] ongoing, of course, and will continue until the end of the festival, as well as here
[00:25:21] physical ticket sales, for online
[00:25:24] ticket sales, certain discounts are available,
[00:25:28] the interest is huge, last year we had record
[00:25:31] ticket sales, and this year according to the first
[00:25:35] day of online presales that you mentioned,
[00:25:39] sales are 20% higher compared to
[00:25:41] the year before. Undoubtedly, Sarajevo will this summer, from
[00:25:45] August 14th to 21st, be the center
[00:25:49] of the region, but also the European capital of film, when we
[00:25:52] expect numerous stars, world film
[00:25:55] screenings with a special focus on films from
[00:25:58] Southeast Europe, but also on films from all over
[00:26:02] the world. Feđa Kulina,
[00:26:04] N1.
[00:26:06] Today in our country, sunny weather, more details about the weather, the forecast brought to you by A
[00:26:10] Blažević.
[00:26:12] Good morning once again, dear viewers, we continue to follow the situation in Bosnia and
[00:26:16] Herzegovina, which is under the influence of an anticyclone, which means
[00:26:19] plenty of sunshine, even from early morning, predominantly sunny conditions
[00:26:23] across Bosnia and Herzegovina, this is something that will continue
[00:26:26] in the coming hours and the rest of this Monday, so
[00:26:30] we expect mostly sunny conditions, but... hot and very
[00:26:33] hot conditions, for some perhaps even
[00:26:36] too hot, temperatures will today in the area
[00:26:40] of Herzegovina rise to a high of 40, we also expect
[00:26:43] in Bosnia up to 36, 37, the heat
[00:26:47] wave continues, it will be like this all week, a change
[00:26:50] in weather is possible only in the new upcoming week,
[00:26:54] the wind will be light, mostly from the east, north
[00:26:57] direction, so it's unlikely to provide any refreshment,
[00:27:00] showers also... mm, for now are not in
[00:27:04] sight that would bring even temporary relief,
[00:27:07] the domination of very warm air over our area
[00:27:11] will continue, and that will actually be the case in the
[00:27:15] coming days, in any case, most of this week
[00:27:18] will be marked by sunny weather, hot and very
[00:27:22] hot.
[00:27:25] That would be all for this news overview. Dear viewers, please stay with N1,
[00:27:28] thank you for your attention, goodbye.