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[00:00:00] by the ruling society was attempted, but here I will
[00:00:03] say my own, my personal dignity, we will not give up my colleagues
[00:00:06] at any cost, because I defended this country at 18 and a half
[00:00:10] years old, you can take everything from me, you can tell me everything
[00:00:14] in my eyes, as our people would say, you can hit
[00:00:17] me, but I will not give up my dignity.
[00:00:20] Solidarity also comes from colleagues from the old pit, so support means that
[00:00:24] we will not leave them at any cost, meaning we will support our colleagues regardless
[00:00:27] of all pressures until the end... meaning
[00:00:30] there is no more retreat, they took everything from us, but they
[00:00:34] will never take
[00:00:36] Quibdó airport and for the our dignity. We remind you, the Zenica
[00:00:38] moment President Abelardo de Brown Coal Mine is in the process of closing for a just
[00:00:40] energy transition, but that process, as the relevant minister says, is
[00:00:44] not easy at all, neither from a technical nor a financial point of view, which is why the
[00:00:48] workers of this mine are suffering again. Therefore, the World Bank loan,
[00:00:51] the minister assures, will be largely directed to solving the problems accompanying
[00:00:55] this process, among other things, accumulated unpaid
[00:00:59] contributions. Meanwhile, twelve people
[00:01:02] are preparing for another sleepless night underground
[00:01:05] while they wait for the day when what they earned will be paid into their accounts
[00:01:08] to provide for themselves and their
[00:01:12] families. Tatjana Drljić, N1
[00:01:15] Zenica.
[00:01:18] The Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina gave its agreement today to
[00:01:21] Ronald Johnson, whom American President Donald Trump nominated as
[00:01:25] the new ambassador of the United
[00:01:27] Selta. It's a suspension of States to Bosnia and Herzegovina, it was confirmed by Fena from the Presidency of Bosnia and
[00:01:31] Herzegovina. By giving the agreement, Bosnia and Herzegovina gave its consent
[00:01:34] for Johnson to be appointed as the head of the American diplomatic mission in Bosnia and
[00:01:38] Herzegovina, while his formal appointment depends on the completion
[00:01:42] of the procedure in the United States. Ronald Johnson is
[00:01:45] a retired brigadier general of the U.S. Marine Corps and
[00:01:48] a national security expert with
[00:01:50] decades of experience in military and international
[00:01:54] duties.
[00:01:58] In the town of Pačanski, Bilička, a shooting occurred this morning in which one person
[00:02:02] sustained serious bodily injuries. The incident occurred this morning around
[00:02:06] 6 AM on Mihajla Pupina Street. According to unofficial
[00:02:09] information, a man with the initials
[00:02:11] visible the fractures at the heart of M.J. was injured, and the attack occurred in the immediate vicinity
[00:02:14] of the injured person's family home. Two men who allegedly
[00:02:18] arrived on motorcycles intercepted M.J. and fired
[00:02:21] about five shots in his direction. The injured man was transported with serious bodily
[00:02:24] injuries to the Brčko hospital, where he was hospitalized in the
[00:02:27] surgery department and received
[00:02:30] medical assistance. More information about the circumstances of the shooting and potential
[00:02:34] perpetrators has not yet been officially
[00:02:36] announced.
[00:02:38] the injuries are more or less on both lower extremities
[00:02:42] and on the left
[00:02:45] forearm. There are four gunshot wounds
[00:02:48] and one entry wound. No life-threatening
[00:02:52] injuries. CT diagnostics were performed. No injuries of a
[00:02:55] vascular nature that would threaten his life
[00:02:59] were observed. There were injuries to soft tissue structures
[00:03:02] and bone lesions.
[00:03:06] Stay with Dnevnik until the end and don't
[00:03:07] miss it.
[00:03:11] Ukrainian drone attacks in Russia killed 13 people.
[00:03:15] The deadliest attack in the last two
[00:03:20] returned to normal operation. years. At least 52 people died in
[00:03:25] And more than a million people were evacuated in a strong earthquake measuring 7.4 on the Richter scale that hit western
[00:03:29] Colombia. Among the victims are children. The epicenter was near
[00:03:33] 50,000 troops to Russia and San Jose del Palmar. Significant damage was recorded in Quibdo,
[00:03:36] traffic was suspended at six airports. Tremors were
[00:03:39] felt throughout the country and in neighboring states, but there will be no
[00:03:43] tsunami.
[00:03:46] We were lying down and the doors started
[00:03:48] to move and that's an indication that
[00:03:52] the door frames start
[00:03:56] to swing. And immediately I grabbed my wife
[00:03:59] and... and I realized it was long and we started to go down the stairs because we live
[00:04:03] in an apartment and it moved a lot, it was quite long
[00:04:07] and strong. At the moment, we have at
[00:04:11] least 20 structures collapsed in Cali with
[00:04:14] people trapped. I have requested support from the mayor
[00:04:18] of Bogotá and the mayor of Medellín with rescuers.
[00:04:21] Additionally, we are at the forefront of this emergency with
[00:04:25] all the emergency agencies of Cali.
[00:04:28] I ask the citizens to remain calm. Also check
[00:04:32] if there are apparent structural damages
[00:04:35] in your buildings. If you don't feel safe, if you see very
[00:04:39] large cracks, please move outside the building. I
[00:04:43] also ask the citizens to report as soon
[00:04:46] as possible any additional damage that
[00:04:49] we have not yet detected. I also
[00:04:52] ask everyone to support our
[00:04:55] rescuers with whatever is necessary. Please also take care
[00:05:00] of the safety and the surroundings.
[00:05:04] From the capital of Colombia, Bogota, CNN's Fernando
[00:05:07] Ramos. A strong earthquake of
[00:05:11] 7.4 on the Richter scale was felt
[00:05:14] around 7:34 AM local time in Colombia and the
[00:05:18] epicenter was in San José del Palmar in the department of Choco in
[00:05:22] the southwest of the country. So far, the
[00:05:25] authorities report serious damage in several
[00:05:29] cities, especially in Cali, Pereira and
[00:05:33] Manizales, where several buildings have been
[00:05:36] affected, eh several have collapsed, there are people under
[00:05:40] the rubble and they have already rescued several injured people.
[00:05:44] Pereira airport has suffered damage as well as
[00:05:51] la Espiella has said that he will move to those
[00:05:54] places to directly assume the command and
[00:05:57] control post to coordinate all relief
[00:06:01] and rescue operations and primary
[00:06:04] assistance for the affected people. I have ordered
[00:06:07] to suspend all the agenda I had in the
[00:06:10] capital of the Republic to concentrate on the
[00:06:14] natural disaster that today afflicts
[00:06:18] our suffering Colombian people. I have called
[00:06:21] an urgent meeting, a unified command post in the
[00:06:24] UNGRD offices in Bogotá. I will be
[00:06:28] there with the whole team taking decisions and actions.
[00:06:31] Personally, I will lead
[00:06:35] these actions to bring solutions to our
[00:06:38] people in the department of Choco, in the coffee
[00:06:41] axis and in other areas of the country that
[00:06:45] have been affected. You are not
[00:06:48] alone. Colombia has a president
[00:06:52] who cares about his people and who will do everything in his
[00:06:55] power to help you in the most
[00:06:58] difficult moments. We have seen very strong images on social media
[00:07:02] in Manizales. The cathedral suffered damage, the
[00:07:06] dome detached and
[00:07:09] moments of panic and anguish. Here in Bogotá, the... the capital
[00:07:13] eh, people evacuated apartment buildings, eh, businesses,
[00:07:17] schools eh who were just
[00:07:20] arriving at their places, these people eh
[00:07:24] were able to be outside, but obviously
[00:07:27] what came to mind were those moments that were experienced recently
[00:07:30] in Venezuela with that earthquake that left
[00:07:34] thousands of victims, injured and displaced people. For the moment, the
[00:07:38] fire department authorities, the Red Cross, civil defense, the
[00:07:42] police... are arriving at the most affected areas to
[00:07:46] provide support to the people who were
[00:07:49] affected after this earthquake, I repeat, of 7.4
[00:07:53] magnitude and 96 km deep. Eh,
[00:07:57] the governor of Choco has said that she immediately asks
[00:08:01] for help to be able to assist the people who
[00:08:04] are under the rubble. The same has been said by the mayor of Cali,
[00:08:07] Alejandro
[00:08:08] Eder.
[00:08:12] In a drone attack on the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk and its oil refinery
[00:08:16] in Tatarstan, 13 people were killed, including a child, while
[00:08:20] 39 were injured. Fierce fighting continues on other
[00:08:23] front lines. Ukrainian shelling of Belgorod killed
[00:08:26] five people, while a Russian attack on Kharkiv killed
[00:08:30] two. Moscow claims it has captured two villages in the Donetsk
[00:08:33] region, while Kyiv states that in the past 24 hours
[00:08:36] it has eliminated more than 1,400 Russian soldiers. Ukrainian
[00:08:40] President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that North Korea could send up to
[00:08:45] called on South Korea to help Ukrainian air
[00:08:49] defense.
[00:08:52] Negotiations between Iran and Oman on defining new shipping
[00:08:56] routes in the Strait of Hormuz are in their final phase, Tehran authorities
[00:08:59] confirmed. However, the key sea passage will remain
[00:09:03] closed to international traffic until the United States meets Iran's
[00:09:07] conditions, including ending the naval blockade,
[00:09:10] lifting sanctions, and compensation for war damage. U.S.
[00:09:14] President Donald Trump stated that Washington is only partially negotiating
[00:09:18] with Tehran and that he counts on continued economic pressure on Iran. On the
[00:09:21] other hand, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi emphasized that there are
[00:09:25] no direct talks with the U.S. and that messages are exchanged
[00:09:29] exclusively through intermediaries. Due to
[00:09:32] uncertainty about the opening of Hormuz, a renewed increase in
[00:09:36] the price of this energy source on the global market was recorded. Additional tensions
[00:09:39] were also caused by the attack of Yemeni Houthis on the Great Refinery.
[00:09:50] given the developments in the past two or three years, the countries of the region
[00:09:54] have realized that security is not a commodity that can be bought from dishonest
[00:09:58] security intermediaries. Security in the region is certainly
[00:10:01] indivisible. Any plan that is based on the geopolitical
[00:10:04] and historical realities of the region, that is comprehensive and
[00:10:08] inclusive, and that correctly identifies enemies and
[00:10:11] threats, has the potential to help strengthen security and
[00:10:14] prevent instability and abuses by the Zionist
[00:10:17] enemy and its allies in our
[00:10:20] region.
[00:10:23] Despite the valid example, the Israeli army carried out new attacks in southern
[00:10:26] Lebanon, targeting several settlements without reports of
[00:10:29] casualties. The attack followed several days after the seventh round
[00:10:33] of negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome held with the mediation of the United
[00:10:37] States. Lebanese President Joseph Faun stated
[00:10:40] that positive progress has been made on issues of the border and prisoner
[00:10:44] exchange. The framework agreement foresees a gradual withdrawal
[00:10:48] of the Israeli army, deployment of Lebanese forces, and disarmament
[00:10:51] of Hezbollah. According to Lebanese officials, by March
[00:10:55] 2, the Israeli offensive had killed 4,335
[00:10:59] people, more than 12,000 were injured, while over one million
[00:11:02] residents were displaced.
[00:11:06] Spain has imposed temporary border controls for travelers from Italy in
[00:11:09] response to Rome's move after the influx of 70,000 migrants into
[00:11:13] Ceuta. The suspension of Schengen rules in the middle
[00:11:16] of summer has created great uncertainty for millions of travelers and once again
[00:11:20] exposed divisions within the European Union on the issue of
[00:11:23] migration. "the border checks dispute between
[00:11:27] Madrid and Rome, it's drug in its second week after last
[00:11:30] Friday, the Spanish government announced the imposition
[00:11:34] of temporary controls on travelers arriving from
[00:11:37] Italy. This is a retaliation for a similar measure that the Italian prime
[00:11:41] minister Georgia Meloni ordered earlier this
[00:11:44] month when more than 70,000
[00:11:47] undocumented migrants enter the Spanish territory of
[00:11:52] the Shengen agreement which allows..." the free movement of
[00:11:56] people and goods within the territory of the European Union
[00:11:59] and has been in place since the 1990s. However, it's
[00:12:03] not clear how these new measures will be implemented. For example,
[00:12:06] travelers arriving in Madrid on Saturday said that they didn't
[00:12:10] have their passports checked. Italy has said it will maintain
[00:12:14] its own suspension of the Shengen rules at least until
[00:12:17] the end of this week, and the two leaders, Meloni of
[00:12:20] Italy and Pedro Sanchez of Spain, are both refusing to
[00:12:24] blink first. millions of people travel between the two
[00:12:27] countries every year, especially now in the heat of the
[00:12:30] summer, the longer this crisis will drag on, the more
[00:12:36] the European Union will be, especially when it comes to
[00:12:39] migration. for decades, successive Italian governments have
[00:12:43] complained that other EU members were not sharing the
[00:12:46] burden of the impact of migration with so many
[00:12:49] undocumented migrants arriving its shore, and instead
[00:12:53] it's now Spain, Koline Foul. Stefano
[00:12:56] Pocebon, CNN.
[00:12:58] Rome. Western Europe experienced the
[00:13:02] hottest June and July in recorded history with an average temperature of
[00:13:06] 21.6°C, announced the European Copernicus
[00:13:09] service. That is almost three degrees above average. Due to
[00:13:13] extreme heat and drought, more than 25,000 people died,
[00:13:17] while fires in Spain, France, and Italy
[00:13:20] destroyed more than 500,000 hectares
[00:13:22] of land. Historically low water levels. The rivers Seine, Rhine, and Danube
[00:13:26] threatened the energy system, which is why Hungary and Romania temporarily
[00:13:30] suspended the operation of nuclear reactors. Great Britain is
[00:13:33] currently experiencing its fifth heatwave this summer with an orange
[00:13:36] warning and temperatures up to 36°, and a ban
[00:13:40] on using hoses for watering due to drought has affected more than
[00:13:43] 20 million
[00:13:45] people.
[00:13:50] eastern China after Typhoon Dolphin hit the mainland. The strongest
[00:13:54] storm in this country since the beginning of the year.
[00:13:57] With wind gusts of 150 km/h, the typhoon caused enormous disruptions
[00:14:01] to traffic. In Shanghai, about a thousand flights were canceled,
[00:14:04] some subway lines were suspended, and numerous tourist
[00:14:08] attractions were closed. Meteorologists in the city recorded the highest
[00:14:11] amount of rainfall in the last 150 years. Although the storm weakened
[00:14:15] as it moved inland, authorities warn of a high risk of
[00:14:19] floods and landslides in several provinces. Warnings were also issued
[00:14:22] for Beijing. Officially, there are no human casualties, except for a report
[00:14:25] of a missing nine-year-old boy in one
[00:14:28] province.
[00:14:31] I have been living in Shanghai for 10 years, and this is the first time I feel that the
[00:14:34] typhoon has caused so many problems and led to such
[00:14:37] floods. It's the first time I've encountered such a
[00:14:41] situation.
[00:14:43] At least eight people have died, nine are injured, and one is missing
[00:14:47] in floods and landslides in the Philippines, caused by several days
[00:14:51] of heavy rain and tropical storms. The bad weather affected more
[00:14:54] than 750 people, while over 8,000 residents were housed in
[00:14:58] evacuation centers. The hardest hit was Luzon Island, where in the
[00:15:01] vicinity of the capital Manila, water on some sections
[00:15:04] reached waist-high. Due to floods, schools were closed, and
[00:15:08] ferry traffic was suspended in 20 ports. Meteorologists
[00:15:12] announce new rainfall.
[00:15:15] Stay tuned to N1, until the end of the news we also bring you sports
[00:19:21] on the Danube, they have revealed large wrecks of warships and other
[00:19:25] historical moments, but also various large waste has surfaced in
[00:19:28] the Danube-Tisza-Danube Canal. This that you are watching is part of it
[00:19:32] near Novi Sad. Currently it is not navigable and there are no boats,
[00:19:36] but an old Stojadin shell appeared
[00:19:39] for which it is not known where it came from or
[00:19:42] when it
[00:19:43] got there.
[00:19:47] It's not that unusual to know how this Stojadin ended up
[00:19:50] here, I probably assume someone pushed it here to get rid of it, I don't know what
[00:20:12] this, uh, boat traffic in the canals is
[00:20:16] totally suspended, meaning until the Danube water level rises,
[00:20:19] I assume for the reason that some parts
[00:20:23] of the canal, at this water level, are not navigable. The
[00:20:27] locks are closed, as you can see, which is why we also have this
[00:20:30] here. Otherwise, if the locks were open, there would be a mountain
[00:20:33] of grass.
[00:20:35] Sports news is next in today's newspaper, prepared by colleague Haris
[00:20:39] Mrkonja.
[00:22:17] of convicted war criminal Ratko
[00:22:20] Mladić, after which the eastern stand with Borac
[00:25:35] temperatures in the south up to 41 degrees. An
[00:25:38] orange warning is in effect due to high temperatures. The weather
[00:25:42] forecast is presented by Radmila Mitrović. Tomorrow
[00:25:45] sunny and a bit warmer, and from Wednesday
[00:25:47] we expect a slight drop in temperatures.
[00:25:50] A very warm air mass has gripped the Balkans, the hottest
[00:25:54] tomorrow will be along the Adriatic and in the south of the region. In our
[00:25:57] country, temperatures up to 41
[00:25:59] degrees. On Tuesday, mostly sunny and dry,
[00:26:03] by the end of the day, moderate cloudiness is expected in the north,
[00:26:07] and locally there may be showers with thunderstorms. During the day, the wind
[00:26:11] will be weak, turning to northern in the
[00:26:13] evening and strengthening. Minimum temperatures from 16 degrees to
[00:26:17] 27 degrees, and maximum daily temperatures from
[00:26:20] 34 degrees to even 41
[00:26:23] degrees. From Wednesday to Friday, a slight drop in
[00:26:27] temperatures is expected, to values up to 34, in the south up to
[00:26:30] 39. On Wednesday, there will be conditions for local precipitation in the southern areas,
[00:26:34] and for the weekend, a bit warmer.
[00:26:37] That would be all for this edition of the news. Dear
[00:26:40] viewers, if you missed anything, you can find everything on the In1 portal.
[00:26:43] Thank you for your attention, goodbye. Good evening, you are watching N1 news,
[00:27:21] I am Aja Žeželj, this is the news of the day.
[00:27:25] The fire in Deliblatska Peščara
[00:27:29] has been brought under control. Hotspots are still
[00:27:32] being extinguished, the fire on Mount Stolovi is still
[00:27:35] active. The terrain itself is difficult
[00:27:39] for extinguishing fires, both due to underground fires and due to
[00:27:43] access.
[00:27:45] These are the other news topics in
[00:27:48] the daily news.
[00:27:50] KFOR started
[00:27:55] withdrawing from the main bridge on the Ibar in Kosovska
[00:27:58] Mitrovica, due to, as they say, an improved security situation in
[00:28:02] Kosovo.
[00:28:04] It is evident that this does not
[00:28:07] surprise the citizens.
[00:28:08] The President of Serbia continues
[00:28:11] his campaign this Monday in southeastern
[00:28:15] Serbia. Receptions, visits,
[00:28:18] promises and now, as a rule, public
[00:28:21] disciplining of his associates.
[00:28:24] Don't fool around, we didn't
[00:28:27] do this, we are not to blame for the holes in the road.
[00:28:30] No, it's Saint Peter's fault.
[00:28:34] At this moment, we have 20
[00:28:37] buildings in Kali that have collapsed with people
[00:28:40] inside.
[00:28:42] Many people are still
[00:28:49] under the rubble.
[00:28:51] Tomorrow sunny and warm, up to
[00:28:54] 38 degrees. From Wednesday, a slight drop
[00:28:58] in temperature.
[00:29:00] The fire situation in
[00:29:06] Deliblatska Peščara has been calmer since this morning compared to
[00:29:09] previous days, however, the changeable wind still does not give
[00:29:12] firefighters a chance to rest. In the towns of
[00:29:16] Dubovac and Šumarak, regular electricity
[00:29:18] supply has been restored, so water supply has also been
[00:29:22] An N1 reporter reports that the fire has been brought under control, however,
[00:29:26] new hotspots are constantly appearing,
[00:29:29] she adds that the current situation in Deliblatska Peščara
[00:29:32] is perhaps best evidenced by the increased
[00:29:36] police control. And now let's go live to
[00:29:40] Deliblatska Peščara, our
[00:29:43] Tamara Stojanović is there, Tamara, it's interesting that exactly on this
[00:29:47] day exactly 30 years ago, Peščara was also
[00:29:51] burning, and that was the biggest fire in that
[00:29:54] area until now.
[00:29:58] Exactly Maja, exactly
[00:30:03] three decades ago 3815
[00:30:06] hectares were covered by the fire,
[00:30:09] so that was the extent of the burned area
[00:30:13] then. Today, however, the
[00:30:16] situation is significantly better than it was
[00:30:19] in previous days. Namely, yesterday, with
[00:30:23] cautious optimism, the head of the Emergency Situations Sector, Luka
[00:30:26] Čaušić, spoke about the situation on the ground,
[00:30:29] the Emergency Situations Sector announced today that
[00:30:33] the situation is under control, but that smaller
[00:30:37] hotspots are constantly appearing, as you
[00:30:40] said, and we received such confirmation directly
[00:30:43] from the field from all those who are helping
[00:30:47] firefighters and rescuers in remediating, or rather,
[00:30:50] bringing this fire under control, as well as from the
[00:30:53] firefighters and rescuers themselves, so today the situation is b'.
[00:30:56] spasilaca, dakle danas situacija b'.