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[00:00:00] they sent a microphone to see if they heard
[00:00:03] anything.
[00:00:06] They are already returning this rope, with a
[00:00:09] microphone they insert
[00:00:13] to listen for sounds. Yes, they have heard sounds
[00:00:16] in this
[00:00:19] place. I speak in a low
[00:00:22] voice because they are
[00:00:25] requesting it.
[00:01:13] Here he is monitoring it,
[00:01:16] they say they are going towards the basement with the
[00:01:19] microphone here they are
[00:01:22] listening,
[00:01:26] it's just entering.
[00:01:45] As you can see, these operations
[00:01:48] go on day and night.
[00:01:51] It's the same circuit, silence is made,
[00:01:54] now with special equipment it is being
[00:01:57] monitored,
[00:02:00] sounds have been heard, some moans, they told
[00:02:03] us, and some thumps. Now we hope
[00:02:07] to be lucky and that night doesn't fall.
[00:02:10] Here we continue with our
[00:02:14] faith intact
[00:02:16] so that we have survivors after this
[00:02:19] tragedy, one of the strongest earthquakes Colombia has ever
[00:02:23] had.
[00:02:33] The American president confirmed that in July, after the NATO summit in Turkey,
[00:02:37] he was secretly transferred from the presidential plane
[00:02:41] to a smaller military aircraft Iran. American officials
[00:02:44] suspect there was a danger of an attack with a rocket launcher
[00:02:48] at Ankara airport. Journalists and part of the White House staff remained on
[00:02:52] Air Force One, not knowing that the president had been transferred
[00:02:55] in a food delivery vehicle. Due to this operation, reactions do not
[00:02:58] subside. Democrats in Congress are demanding a briefing, while critics
[00:03:02] of journalist associations are asking why the media was misled and
[00:03:06] exposed to potential
[00:03:07] danger.
[00:03:11] There must be a briefing in Congress, because this is only about
[00:03:15] the president's security. I want to know what measures were
[00:03:18] taken to ensure that all passengers on that Air Force One, which was
[00:03:22] deemed too dangerous for the president to fly on, were
[00:03:26] safe. It is clear that the defense systems on the old
[00:03:30] Air Force One, as on the new plane, are not able
[00:03:33] to deal with immediate threats at all times,
[00:03:36] so we need to learn more about the specific details of this threat.
[00:03:50] The International Energy Agency warns that reopening
[00:03:53] the Strait of Hormuz is urgent, because global oil supplies
[00:03:57] are rapidly falling below 7.9 billion barrels.
[00:04:00] Supply is expected to fall by 4.3 million barrels
[00:04:03] per day, pushing oil prices higher, with Brent reaching
[00:04:07] 88 dollars per barrel. Maritime traffic has
[00:04:10] drastically slowed to only a few ships per day, while the American
[00:04:14] president claims that the US controls the passage and threatens
[00:04:17] Iran, actual data show the opposite, an agreement on
[00:04:20] unblocking is still nowhere
[00:04:22] in sight.
[00:04:30] Ukrainian forces carried out a massive drone and missile attack on the Russian
[00:04:34] naval base and port, hitting port infrastructure and
[00:04:37] air defense. The attack damaged a grain terminal, and Russian
[00:04:41] authorities state that two people died, including a
[00:04:44] child. On the other hand, Russia launched more than 130
[00:04:47] drones on Ukraine. In Zaporizhzhia, a shopping center
[00:04:51] was hit, while in Odesa, port infrastructure was damaged. Kyiv
[00:04:54] announced that the US submitted a new proposal
[00:04:58] to end the war.
[00:05:02] There was another report from the negotiating team. We
[00:05:05] submitted our proposals to the American
[00:05:08] side, and America can...
[00:05:44] Society leaders have unmatched power.
[00:09:51] Gianni Infantino is growing after UEFA, Concacaf, and the Asian
[00:09:54] Football Confederation, or federation,
[00:09:57] demanded his resignation and the preservation of all
[00:10:01] correspondence. The director of the organization Fair Square, Nick
[00:10:04] Mekihen, who spoke to N1, believes that the demand is directed at
[00:10:08] Infantino's ties with American president Donald Trump, but
[00:10:12] warns that the aforementioned confederations are not
[00:10:14] the solution because they are part
[00:10:18] Mekihen says that FIFA needs deep structural reforms and
[00:10:21] external oversight, while the organization's actions are already attracting
[00:10:25] the attention of American and European lawmakers, especially due to
[00:10:28] controversial decisions and neglect of human rights when awarding hosting rights
[00:10:32] for major competitions.
[00:10:35] Um, I'm slightly skeptical about their motives, I do not
[00:10:39] believe that either UFR conf or the AFC are
[00:10:43] the solution to FIFA's problems, it's very easy for them
[00:10:46] to present themselves as the good guys here, because infantino's behavior
[00:10:49] and FIFA's behavior has been so reckless, um, but
[00:10:53] my concern is that... just as we had in 2016
[00:10:57] um we're going to have people who present themselves as reformers um
[00:11:01] but are actually intent on remaining the same corrupt
[00:11:04] status quo that gave us Janny Infantino um so it's
[00:11:08] significant but I I do not believe it is going to be the long-term solution to
[00:11:11] these
[00:16:03] JCB set a new land speed record for
[00:16:07] a hydrogen vehicle after its JCB Hydromax
[00:16:11] reached a speed of 653.909
[00:16:14] km/h. The record was set on the famous Bonneville Salt
[00:16:18] Flats in Utah, and at the wheel
[00:16:22] was Wing Commander Andy Green, who described this feat
[00:16:25] as an exceptional achievement. Green drove
[00:16:28] the JCB Hydromax, which is almost 10 meters long and
[00:16:32] powered by two JCB internal combustion hydrogen
[00:16:35] engines with a total horsepower of 1,600
[00:16:39] horsepower. The speed the car reached is five to six times
[00:16:43] the legal limit on highways in most countries, and Green also
[00:16:46] described the unusual feeling that occurs at such speeds. However,
[00:16:50] he believes that the new success has a different weight due to the development of technology without
[00:16:54] carbon emissions.
[00:16:56] ugljika.
[00:17:01] If we had more attempts, we could have gone faster and
[00:17:04] faster, but as always, the team here has
[00:17:07] fewer days on the salt lake to prepare the car for me than most people
[00:17:11] would need years to achieve a record of 400 miles per hour,
[00:17:15] or
[00:17:16] 643.738
[00:17:19] km/h, so this is truly a huge achievement.
[00:17:53] The government in Sarajevo Canton is currently facing numerous questions from citizens,
[00:17:57] from programs for employing young people without work experience to the purchase
[00:18:00] of a police helicopter to plans for a new university
[00:18:04] campus. The public, given that the mandate is approaching its end, expects
[00:18:08] concrete results, but clear answers. We are talking about this with the resigned
[00:18:23] just watched, Konjic is therefore facing fires,
[00:18:26] today a state of natural disaster was declared,
[00:18:30] international assistance was requested, how much can Sarajevo Canton help Konjic at
[00:18:33] this moment? Well, last Friday, that is, immediately
[00:18:37] when the need arose, through the Federal
[00:18:40] Civil Protection Administration, which called our civil protection, the government of Sarajevo
[00:18:43] Canton had a session
[00:18:47] where we sent our vehicles and our
[00:18:50] crew as assistance to colleagues in
[00:18:53] Konjic itself. Unfortunately, the information I follow through
[00:18:57] the media shows that it is
[00:19:01] a pretty serious fire and that without
[00:19:03] international assistance, without
[00:19:07] a large squadron
[00:19:10] of equipment and other
[00:19:14] material needs, the fire will not be stopped.
[00:19:17] So, unfortunately, we waited seven days, right? Approximately
[00:19:21] today, today is about the seventh day since
[00:19:25] it started to smoke in the areas of Konjic. Now,
[00:19:28] how much could the helicopter purchased by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Sarajevo Canton
[00:19:32] help, and why is it not there?
[00:19:35] It would certainly help a lot if... so it's a multi-purpose
[00:19:39] helicopter that I think has three times the amount
[00:19:43] of water it can carry
[00:19:46] for firefighting than the regular ones used in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:19:49] For simple reasons, because it still
[00:19:52] needs certain technical additions
[00:19:56] in the Czech Republic itself, where the delivery country
[00:19:59] of the vehicles, i.e., the
[00:20:02] aircraft, insurance, i.e.,
[00:20:05] registration of the same...
[00:20:07] and the crew itself that needs to be
[00:20:11] hired by the government of Sarajevo Canton, and
[00:20:15] where the tender has been announced, in parallel with that, since we
[00:20:19] are establishing a helicopter unit, they have been in training
[00:20:22] for a long time, it will be
[00:20:25] part of the program with new, i.e.,
[00:20:29] staff who will be available in the coming months
[00:20:32] so that they can accumulate a sufficient number of flight
[00:20:36] things that we knew would happen. So Sarajevo still doesn't have a crew ready
[00:20:39] to take over the helicopter independently. That's right, that's right, so that's something
[00:20:43] we all knew from the beginning. This is the first time
[00:20:46] we're establishing a helicopter unit, and according to all
[00:20:50] regulations and all certificates, certain
[00:20:52] pilots need to have a certain number of hours
[00:20:56] on certain aircraft. So, when can citizens expect
[00:20:59] this helicopter to be stationed in Sarajevo Canton
[00:21:03] in full operation with local personnel? In full operation, it will be
[00:21:07] in the coming weeks, so once that's done, let's say in the next
[00:21:11] month, I don't know how long the public procurement
[00:21:15] of vehicle insurance, the public procurement of additional crew
[00:21:18] hire will take. Citizens of Sarajevo Canton, literally in the coming
[00:21:22] weeks, with local personnel, i.e.,
[00:21:24] crew, I don't know exactly how many hours need to happen,
[00:21:28] but it doesn't matter, what matters is that the helicopter itself is available
[00:21:32] to the citizens of Sarajevo Canton and Bosnia and Herzegovina for God forbid, and for
[00:21:35] these situations that are happening today in Herzegovina. Trade and
[00:21:38] this would certainly cost, these are things that we
[00:21:41] knew would happen and must happen, so the moment
[00:21:45] a city, a region, a country establishes a helicopter
[00:21:49] unit. These are all procedures that must
[00:21:52] happen to have a certain number of flight hours on
[00:21:56] an aircraft, and in parallel with that, in order
[00:21:59] to enable that helicopter not to stand
[00:22:03] in hangars, it will be used by the
[00:22:06] hired crew, what is most important, I emphasize once again that
[00:22:10] the citizens of Sarajevo Canton and Bosnia and Herzegovina will have that
[00:22:14] helicopter at their disposal for God forbid, and for these situations that are happening today in
[00:22:17] Herzegovina. In trade and this would certainly
[00:22:21] be part of the assistance in larger material resources
[00:22:24] and vehicles at this moment than what we
[00:22:27] were in previous years or
[00:22:31] decades, as it was in Sarajevo Canton. Today is Youth
[00:22:34] Day. The Canton Government approved
[00:22:38] the program for the first employment "My Right". How much
[00:22:42] do you expect young people to go through this program and how will
[00:22:45] their previous successes be evaluated? Who will have
[00:22:49] the right to receive support within
[00:22:52] this program? Yes, there are many programs through
[00:22:56] the Sarajevo Canton Employment Service that the government places on the
[00:23:00] labor market. One of these programs is "My
[00:23:03] Right", which is essentially an internship
[00:23:06] that is made available to all young
[00:23:10] people who are entering employment for the first
[00:23:14] time. In previous years, we have increased
[00:23:16] the execution of the budget of the Employment Service,
[00:23:20] so that immediately results in numbers
[00:23:23] that we can be proud of. As
[00:23:26] I recently heard, in 2019,
[00:23:30] there were about 153,000
[00:23:33] employed people and about 58,000
[00:23:37] unemployed people in Sarajevo Canton. I took that
[00:23:40] period before the corona to avoid any errors in the
[00:23:43] calculation and comparison. Today, there is a
[00:23:47] difference of 12,000,
[00:23:50] so in favor of employed people and in favor
[00:23:53] of unemployed people, fewer unemployed people. So
[00:23:56] employers often claim that they lack qualified
[00:24:00] labor, while on the other hand, young people
[00:24:03] claim that it is very difficult to
[00:24:06] get a job without experience. How to break
[00:24:10] that vicious circle, can it be done through this program? Well, it can. I think that the market is
[00:24:14] so deficient now, especially in Sarajevo Canton, that
[00:24:18] employers are looking for
[00:24:20] workers whom they can also train, so for long-term, not
[00:24:24] ready-made products, on the one hand, and on the other hand, these programs
[00:24:28] give financial opportunity to employers
[00:24:31] to draw a certain period, whether it's six months
[00:24:34] for secondary vocational education or 12
[00:24:37] months for higher vocational education, so that's a
[00:24:40] symbiosis that has shown results,
[00:24:43] and the results would be much greater if the federal
[00:24:46] law on... um
[00:24:50] employment mediation had changed in previous years, so
[00:24:53] that current federal law ties
[00:24:57] the hands of all cantonal ones, because there is no
[00:25:00] separation between real job seekers
[00:25:03] and fictitious ones. So at this
[00:25:06] moment in Sarajevo Canton, we are operating with data that approximately
[00:25:10] 47,000 people are on the labor exchange,
[00:25:13] but the real number is between 13 and 15,000. The rest are
[00:25:17] fictitious due to some social benefits on the one hand, and on the other hand,
[00:25:21] because people are abroad, telling their life
[00:25:23] story abroad. So that law prevents us from
[00:25:27] creating programs that will directly target
[00:25:30] these 13 or 15,000. But when
[00:25:33] programs are created, mostly those who really seek
[00:25:37] employment apply, and those who don't won't even
[00:25:40] apply for something similar. That's right, but there is room,
[00:25:43] so there is both room and capacity and finances through
[00:25:47] the employment service, and I am sorry that
[00:25:50] the law in the federation did not change in previous years, that is a political
[00:25:54] issue for which I really don't know why
[00:25:57] this is such an important topic,
[00:26:00] especially for parties that come from Herzegovina,
[00:26:04] i.e. HDZ, which a few months
[00:26:07] ago practically overthrew that law, i.e. there was not enough
[00:26:11] support for changing that law, so I don't see anything there that has any
[00:26:14] ethnic connotation, it's just operational, which can
[00:26:17] confirm to all employment services of all cantons
[00:26:21] in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina that those who really
[00:26:24] want to find a job are different, so we should invest money in them, perhaps
[00:26:28] through retraining, not blindly, in a fog,
[00:26:32] to talk about 48,000 unemployed, 47
[00:26:36] unemployed in Sarajevo Canton, that is really not a real
[00:26:39] figure, but just a fictitious figure
[00:26:43] based on that bad law. When we talk about young people, the return
[00:26:46] of VAT on the purchase of the first property is presented
[00:26:50] as assistance to young people. Is this
[00:26:53] assistance sufficient, given the dizzying rise
[00:26:57] in real estate prices, not only in Sarajevo Canton, but in the entire Bosnia and
[00:27:00] Herzegovina? Many say that it is unrealistic, i.e., expensive real estate,
[00:27:03] and that people would need more than half
[00:27:07] life with someone credit, uh, whose
[00:27:10] installment exceeds almost a thousand marks in order to pay off such an apartment,
[00:27:14] is that a realistic price and how, in fact, besides
[00:27:18] the VAT refund, can we still help young people to get
[00:27:21] housing, that's a big step forward, so uh
[00:27:24] colleagues from other countries who have read and
[00:27:28] seen it, so they were quite curious and asked me how
[00:27:32] it happened because in neither regional nor
[00:27:35] European countries is this policy based in that way and I think it's a very
[00:27:38] important pillar that it's
[00:27:41] enough, it's not, so today we are talking about the price per square meter in Sarajevo of
[00:27:45] 5,000 convertible marks and when you take
[00:27:48] this apartment of 50 square meters with interest and so on,
[00:27:52] indeed a young person or anyone can pay for it their whole life
[00:27:56] from one side this law will be introduced,
[00:27:59] so we are working and are close to the end of that law. on the taxation
[00:28:03] of additional real estate in the Sarajevo Canton, which will reduce the balloon of those
[00:28:07] prices, so it will reduce it will somehow
[00:28:10] affirm maybe other markets for investment, so
[00:28:13] not just for citizens and private individuals and
[00:28:17] other persons to invest by buying apartments and keeping them locked, so we
[00:28:20] want those apartments to be unlocked, to be rented out, then
[00:28:24] other taxes will be paid, we will also have to change
[00:28:27] the paradigm of housing, so you
[00:28:30] tried at one point. with support for
[00:28:34] young people, then a problem arose, so then there was a program for building
[00:28:38] cheap apartments, if I'm not mistaken, has that program ever been completed
[00:28:41] or is it going, construction is ongoing, this year I expect the start
[00:28:45] of 300 new apartments, some are in the Sokolović colony, so
[00:28:48] right next to the tram line which will be opened
[00:28:52] in the coming weeks, there will also be a beautiful building,
[00:28:56] citizens from the Sarajevo Canton could see the conceptual design, at this moment
[00:28:59] all permits are being collected so that that location can be started. location and
[00:29:03] some other locations, both in
[00:29:06] Vogošća and in the municipality of Centar Šip, so
[00:29:10] in that way we can attack the market and change the paradigm
[00:29:13] of thinking about housing, I wanted to go back to that,
[00:29:17] so this in Western Europe housing is not exclusively
[00:29:20] about buying apartments, so we must open mm
[00:29:24] the minds of our fellow citizens to affordable
[00:29:26] apartment rentals, it is not something common
[00:29:30] in these Eastern cultures.
[00:29:32] Yes, but here it's almost uh the same installment
[00:29:36] and rent for a month, so people logically
[00:29:39] think that it's actually better
[00:29:42] to pay for something even if it's for a longer period and in the end
[00:29:46] have that something than to give money for rent, which you are right
[00:29:49] about, but we must change that concept of renting, so
[00:29:53] there must be subsidies for renting those apartments, either through financial
[00:29:57] means of municipalities and cantons or through
[00:30:00] rents of already existing... mm
[00:30:03] housing fund of both the canton and municipalities for
[00:30:06] a certain population, these must not be commercial prices and
[00:30:09] we think that mm the example of Vienna, which
[00:30:13] is an ideal example that is very difficult to replicate
[00:30:17] not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Sarajevo but also in much
[00:30:20] more developed countries, but to strive for a similar example and
[00:30:24] to open up the way for that one
[00:30:27] social rental of apartments to all
[00:30:30] interested parties in this case in Sarajevo. Yes, you mentioned
[00:30:33] just now the conceptual design of the building, so for
[00:30:36] young people, the conceptual design of uh, actually
[00:30:40] the new university campus,
[00:30:43] uh, behind which stands the Sarajevo Canton,
[00:30:46] now many remind that the construction of certain university
[00:30:50] buildings that started long ago, was never finished and then
[00:30:53] how can we actually believe that this project will be brought
[00:30:56] to an end, if what is being done is somewhere in the middle.