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[00:00:20] Good afternoon, dear viewers, you are watching a news event
[00:00:23] of the day.
[00:00:28] Shooting in Brčko, one person seriously injured, police are still searching for
[00:00:31] the attackers.
[00:00:34] Nine miners spent their sixth night in Jama Raspotočje today, a decision on
[00:00:38] possible radicalization
[00:00:39] of the protest.
[00:00:43] In Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia,
[00:00:46] 13 people were killed, the deadliest attack in the last two
[00:00:49] years.
[00:00:52] Ticket sales for the 32nd Sarajevo Film
[00:00:55] Festival have begun, with crowds recorded in front of the main festival box
[00:00:58] office.
[00:01:03] In the Prčanska settlement of Ilička this morning, a shooting occurred in which one person
[00:01:07] sustained serious bodily injuries. The incident occurred this morning around
[00:01:11] 6 AM on Mihaila Pupina Street. According to unofficial
[00:01:14] information, a man with the initials M.G. was injured. According to information
[00:01:17] from RTV Hit Brčko, the attack occurred in the immediate vicinity of the
[00:01:21] injured person's family home. Two men, who allegedly
[00:01:25] drove up on motorcycles, intercepted M.J. and fired about five
[00:01:28] bullets in his direction. The injured man was transported to Brčko
[00:01:32] hospital with serious bodily injuries, where he was
[00:01:35] hospitalized in the surgery department and received medical attention.
[00:01:39] For now, the motives of the attack nor the identity of the people who
[00:01:43] shot are known. The Brčko District Police are intensively working on
[00:01:46] clarifying all circumstances of this
[00:01:48] event.
[00:01:51] Nine miners from the Mrki Ugalj Zenica mine spent their sixth night in Jama
[00:01:55] Raspotočje, refusing to come out until they receive written guarantees
[00:01:59] of exact dates for payment of salaries they are owed. If by 15
[00:02:02] o'clock there is no answer from the authorities, members of
[00:02:06] the union committee will also join the miners in the pit, reports Tatjana
[00:02:09] Drlić. For a week now, more precisely six
[00:02:13] nights, the miners of the Mrki Ugalj Zenica mine have been in Jama
[00:02:17] Raspotočje as a sign of protest due to unpaid
[00:02:20] salaries. If there is no answer from representatives of the Government of the Federation
[00:02:24] of Bosnia and Herzegovina by today at 3
[00:02:27] PM, this protest will be radicalized, that is,
[00:02:30] their colleagues from the Mrki Ugalj
[00:02:34] Zenica mine union will join the miners in the pit. We remind you
[00:02:38] that the President of the Union, Nedžad Duraković, is already there. We remain,
[00:02:41] we said the first move, we go down, we have a blockade, so what will happen, I mean,
[00:02:45] we'll see, it depends, it mostly depends on the minister, whether
[00:02:48] he will respond, then on these people, whether they will persevere, what will happen, they
[00:02:52] are rigorous for now, they say they can only carry us out
[00:02:55] of the statements, we will not come out, how much will the
[00:02:58] state allow that, I think someone is to
[00:03:01] blame. We remind you that the miners are owed May
[00:03:04] and June salaries, and July is also due. Despite promises and guarantees
[00:03:08] from the authorities that they would be paid last
[00:03:11] month, it did not happen. For the past
[00:03:15] year, every month they promise, every month later
[00:03:18] you can check, so it was never paid on the 25th
[00:03:22] as regulated, it was always the 26th, 27th, then the 5th, then
[00:03:26] the 10th, then a month later. And the miners
[00:03:29] always had that patience, waiting, oh it will be, but we are not
[00:03:32] producing, maybe people will give it to the comrades who
[00:03:36] maintain this energy system, however, they have to think about us,
[00:03:39] and this is now the drop
[00:03:42] that overflowed the overflowing glass because we were at the end
[00:03:45] of June at a meeting with the ministry in
[00:03:49] the federal government up there where we were firmly promised that by
[00:03:52] mid-July the May salary would be paid, by the end
[00:03:56] of July the June salary would be paid, however, it's already August 10th.
[00:04:00] They still don't give an exact date for when those salaries will be paid, so the only demand
[00:04:04] of those miners about which they can consider coming out of the pits
[00:04:07] is for the minister to announce
[00:04:09] Celta. It's a suspension of the exact date
[00:04:12] of payment of May, June and July salaries. The verification of health
[00:04:15] booklets has been temporarily enabled until September
[00:04:18] 6th, which is another problem because they don't know what will happen after
[00:04:22] that. We remind you that the Health Insurance Institute of the Doboj-
[00:04:26] Canton claims more than 175 million
[00:04:30] convertible marks from three mines of the Elektroprivreda
[00:04:33] Bosnia and Herzegovina concern. The problems of the miners are not new, they have been going on for a
[00:04:37] long time, but as they
[00:04:39] themselves say, besides the material existence which is
[00:04:43] crucial, what is actually crucial is the dignity which is
[00:04:46] constantly violated by the competent representatives of the Government of
[00:04:50] the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Tatjana
[00:04:53] Drljić, N1 Zenica.
[00:04:57] The fire on Vrando hill above the village of Glumi na Uneu, which was caused by a lightning
[00:05:01] strike on Saturday, August 8, is still active, and due to the inaccessibility
[00:05:04] of the terrain, two air-tractors participated in extinguishing
[00:05:07] it yesterday. So, as announced by the operational center
[00:05:11] of civil protection of the Herzegovina -Neretva Canton, the R
[00:05:14] tractors acted. The fire that has been burning for several days above Tkanjina and Živašnica in
[00:05:18] Konjic has been localized. Firefighters are still on the ground and monitoring
[00:05:21] the situation. In the last 24 hours, three
[00:05:25] fires were recorded in Mostar and Čapljina, and one in Stolac. All
[00:05:28] were successfully
[00:05:29] localized.
[00:05:37] In a Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian city
[00:05:40] of Nizhnekamsk, the local oil refinery in
[00:05:43] Tatarstan, 13 people were killed, including a child, while
[00:05:47] 39 were injured. Fierce fighting continues along other front lines.
[00:05:51] In the Ukrainian shelling of Belgorod, five
[00:05:55] people were killed, while two died in a Russian attack on Kharkiv. Moscow
[00:05:58] claims to have captured two villages in the Donetsk region, while Kyiv states
[00:06:02] that in the past 24 hours it has eliminated more than 1,400
[00:06:06] Russian soldiers. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned
[00:06:09] that North Korea could send up to 50,000 soldiers to
[00:06:13] Russia and called on South Korea to help the Ukrainian
[00:06:16] air defense.
[00:06:18] defense.
[00:06:21] Negotiations between Iran and Oman on defining new shipping routes
[00:06:24] in the Strait of Hormuz are in the final phase, Tehran authorities
[00:06:27] confirmed. However, the key sea passage will remain closed
[00:06:31] to international traffic until the United States meets
[00:06:34] Iran's conditions, among which are the cessation of the naval blockade,
[00:06:38] the lifting of sanctions, and compensation for war damages.
[00:06:41] U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Washington is only partially
[00:06:45] negotiating with Tehran and that he counts on further
[00:06:48] economic pressure on Iran. On the other hand, Iran's Foreign Minister
[00:06:52] Abbas Araghchi emphasized that there are no direct talks with the U.S.
[00:06:56] and that messages are exchanged exclusively through
[00:06:59] intermediaries. Due to uncertainty surrounding the opening of Hormuz,
[00:07:03] a renewed rise in oil prices on the global market was recorded.
[00:07:07] Additional tensions were also caused by an attack by Yemeni Houthis on a large oil
[00:07:11] refinery in Saudi Arabia.
[00:07:19] Given the developments in the past two or three years, countries in the region
[00:07:22] have realized that security is not a commodity that can be bought from dishonest
[00:07:26] security intermediaries. Security in the region is certainly
[00:07:30] indivisible. Any plan that is based on geopolitical
[00:07:33] historical realities of the region, which is comprehensive and
[00:07:36] inclusive, and which correctly identifies enemies and
[00:07:39] threats, has the potential to help strengthen security and
[00:07:43] prevent instability and abuses by the Zionist
[00:07:46] enemy and its allies in our
[00:07:48] region.
[00:07:51] Despite the valid example, the Israeli army carried out new attacks in southern
[00:07:54] Lebanon, targeting several settlements with no reports of casualties.
[00:07:58] The attack followed several days after the seventh round of negotiations between Lebanon
[00:08:02] and Israel in Rome, held with the mediation of the United
[00:08:05] States of America. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated
[00:08:09] that positive progress has been made regarding border issues
[00:08:13] and prisoner exchange. The framework agreement envisions a gradual withdrawal
[00:08:16] of the Israeli army, deployment of Lebanese forces, and disarmament
[00:08:20] of Hezbollah. According to data from Lebanese officials, since March 2,
[00:08:24] 4,335 people have been killed in the Israeli offensive,
[00:08:28] more than 12,000 have been wounded, and over a million inhabitants
[00:08:31] displaced.
[00:08:35] Spain has imposed temporary border controls for travelers from
[00:08:39] Italy in response to Rome's move after the influx of 70,000
[00:08:43] migrants into Ceuta. The suspension of Schengen rules in the middle
[00:08:46] of summer has created great insecurity for millions of travelers and
[00:08:49] once again exposed divisions within the European Union on the issue
[00:08:52] of migration.
[00:08:58] In its second week after last Friday, the Spanish government
[00:09:02] announced the imposition of temporary
[00:09:05] controls on travelers arriving from Italy. This is a
[00:09:08] retaliation for a similar measure that the Italian prime minister Georgia.
[00:09:13] ordered earlier this month when more than 70,000
[00:09:16] undocumented migrants entered the Spanish territory of
[00:09:22] the Shengen agreement which allows for the free movement of
[00:09:25] people and goods within the territory of the European Union
[00:09:29] and has been in place since the 1990s. However, it's
[00:09:32] not clear how these new measures will be implemented. For example,
[00:09:36] travelers arriving in Madrid on Saturday said that they didn't have
[00:09:40] their passports checked. Italy has said it will maintain its own
[00:09:44] suspension of the schengen rules at least until the end of this week, and the
[00:09:48] two leaders, Meloni of Italy and Pedro Sanchez of
[00:09:52] Spain are both refusing to blink first. millions of
[00:09:55] people travel between the two countries every year, especially
[00:09:59] now in the heat of the summer, the longer this
[00:10:02] crisis will drag on, the more visible the fractures at the
[00:10:05] heart of the European Union will be, especially when it comes to
[00:10:09] migration. for decades, successive Italian governor ments have
[00:10:13] complained that other EU members were not sharing
[00:10:16] the burden of the impact of migration with so many
[00:10:19] undocumented migrants arriving its shore and instead
[00:10:23] it's now Spain colon Stefano Potsebon,
[00:10:27] CNN, Rome.
[00:10:30] Western Europe went through the hottest June and July in recorded
[00:10:33] history, with an average temperature of
[00:10:35] 21.6°C, announced the European service
[00:10:39] Copernicus. This is almost three degrees above average. Due to
[00:10:42] extreme heat and drought, more than 25,000
[00:10:46] people died, while fires in Spain, France, and Italy
[00:10:49] destroyed more than 500,000 hectares of land. Historically low
[00:10:53] water levels of the Seine, Rhine, and
[00:10:55] Newa rivers threatened the energy system, which is why Hungary and
[00:10:58] Romania temporarily suspended the operation of nuclear
[00:11:01] reactors. Great Britain is currently being hit by the fifth heatwave
[00:11:04] this summer, with an orange warning and temperatures up to
[00:11:07] 36°. And the ban on using hoses for
[00:11:10] watering due to drought affected more than 20 million
[00:11:13] people.
[00:11:16] More than 1.5 million people have been evacuated in eastern China after
[00:11:20] Typhoon Dolphin hit the mainland. The strongest storm in this country since
[00:11:24] the beginning of the year. With wind gusts of 150 km/h,
[00:11:28] the typhoon caused huge disruptions in traffic. In Shanghai,
[00:11:31] about 1,000 flights were canceled, the operation of some metro lines
[00:11:35] was suspended, and numerous tourist attractions were closed.
[00:11:37] Meteorologists in the city recorded the highest amount of rainfall in
[00:11:41] the last 150 years. Although the storm weakened as it
[00:11:45] moved inland, authorities warn of a high risk of
[00:11:48] floods and landslides in several provinces. Warnings have also
[00:11:51] been issued for Beijing. There are no official human casualties, except for
[00:11:55] a report of a missing nine-year-old boy in one
[00:11:58] province.
[00:12:00] I have been living in Shanghai for 10 years and this is the first time I feel that
[00:12:04] a typhoon has caused so many problems and led to such
[00:12:07] floods. This is the first time I have encountered such a
[00:12:10] situation.
[00:12:13] At least eight people have died, nine have been injured, and one is missing in
[00:12:17] floods and landslides in the Philippines, caused by several days of heavy
[00:12:21] rains and tropical storms. The bad weather affected more than 750
[00:12:30] people. The hardest hit was the island of Luzon, where in the vicinity of the capital city of Manila,
[00:12:33] the water in some sections reached waist-high. Due to
[00:12:37] the floods, schools were closed, and ferry traffic was suspended in
[00:12:40] 20 ports. Meteorologists announce new
[00:12:43] precipitation.
[00:12:51] From the early morning hours, in front of the Bosnian Cultural Center in Sarajevo, there
[00:12:55] was already a long line of film lovers who came to get their tickets for
[00:12:59] the desired film. The first 10 buyers were awarded 10 free
[00:13:03] tickets for films in various programs, and a poster of
[00:13:06] this year's festival. The SFF begins on Friday,
[00:13:09] August 14, and lasts until the 21st.
[00:13:13] Large crowds were recorded this morning in front of the Sarajevo
[00:13:16] BKC, i.e., the Office Box, where the sale,
[00:13:20] the physical sale of tickets for the 32nd
[00:13:23] Sarajevo Film Festival, which will be held from August 14
[00:13:27] to 21. Numerous citizens of Sarajevo, as well as
[00:13:31] the entire Bosnia and Herzegovina, and tourists, especially from
[00:13:34] countries in the region, came early to grab, to buy themselves
[00:13:37] tickets for this year's screenings. Many
[00:13:41] of them even came, as they say, at
[00:13:45] 4 AM to secure a place on time and get
[00:13:48] the desired tickets. I came from the early
[00:13:51] morning hours, I was already here at 4 AM. We prepared
[00:13:55] a few films, Mother Teresa, Homeland,
[00:13:59] Palestine, No Man's Land and so on. I'm interested in socializing
[00:14:02] with Sarajevo, which comes here every year, for years, years back
[00:14:05] we've been gathering, someone comes in what they
[00:14:09] came this morning, someone comes at 5:15, like I came this
[00:14:13] morning, someone comes at 7:15 and it's
[00:14:16] 10:00, someone comes at seven and it's
[00:14:20] 11, every year I'm here. "There's
[00:14:23] that Sarajevo spirit, beautiful
[00:14:26] films, good fun, it's simply
[00:14:29] nice. There is also great interest in online
[00:14:32] ticket purchasing, which began early last
[00:14:36] week, when on the first day minor difficulties were
[00:14:39] recorded during the purchase, but luckily
[00:14:42] they were resolved. It's a great, very great
[00:14:45] interest for this year's program,
[00:14:48] we were resolving the difficulties, that was
[00:14:51] probably..." you are talking about the first day of pre-sale
[00:14:55] of tickets, when a large number of users
[00:14:59] who want to buy immediately, probably for a specific
[00:15:02] screening, online sales are still ongoing
[00:15:06] of course and will last until the end of the festival, as well as here
[00:15:09] physical sales of tickets, for online
[00:15:12] ticket sales certain discounts are
[00:15:15] enabled, interest is huge, last
[00:15:19] year we had record ticket sales, and this year
[00:15:23] according to the first day of
[00:15:25] online pre-sale you mentioned,
[00:15:28] sales are up 20% compared to
[00:15:31] the previous year. Without a doubt, Sarajevo will this summer, from
[00:15:35] August 14 to 21, be the center
[00:15:38] of the region, but also the European film capital, when we
[00:15:41] expect numerous stars of world film screenings
[00:15:45] with a special focus on films from
[00:15:48] Southeast Europe, but also on films from all over
[00:15:51] the world. Feđa Kulina,
[00:15:53] N1.
[00:15:56] Today, our country has sunny weather, more details about the weather from Teja
[00:15:59] Blažević.
[00:16:01] Good morning once again, dear viewers, we are still following the conditions in Bosnia and
[00:16:05] Herzegovina, which are under the influence of an anticyclone,
[00:16:08] which means plenty of sunshine, even from early morning, predominantly sunny conditions
[00:16:12] throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, and this is something that will continue
[00:16:16] in the coming hours and the rest of this Monday, so
[00:16:19] we mostly expect sunny conditions, but hot and very
[00:16:22] hot conditions, for some perhaps
[00:16:25] too hot, temperatures will today in the Herzegovina region
[00:16:29] rise to a high of 40, we also expect
[00:16:32] in Bosnia up to 36-37,
[00:16:35] the heatwave continues. and it will be like that all this week,
[00:16:39] a change in weather is possible only in the new upcoming
[00:16:42] week, the wind will be weak, mostly from the east, north
[00:16:46] direction, so it's unlikely to provide any refreshment,
[00:16:49] showers also for now
[00:16:52] are not in sight which would bring at least temporary
[00:16:55] relief, that domination of very warm air over
[00:16:59] our area will continue, and that is how it will be
[00:17:03] actually in the coming days, in any case, most of this... week,
[00:17:05] therefore, will be marked by sunny weather, hot
[00:17:09] and very hot.
[00:17:11] hot. That would be all for this news overview, dear
[00:17:15] viewers, thank you for your attention, have a pleasant
[00:17:17] day.
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