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[00:00:04] Japan has sent a strong protest regarding Vladimir Putin's visit
[00:00:07] to the Kuril Islands, which was the first time that the Russian president
[00:00:11] visited the disputed archipelago. Russian state
[00:00:13] media reported that Putin visited Iturup. In Japan,
[00:00:17] known as Etorofu, one of the four islands in the Kuril
[00:00:20] chain, which are claimed by both Russia and Japan.
[00:00:24] Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi
[00:00:27] stated that these islands are inalienable Japanese
[00:00:31] territory, both historically and according to international
[00:00:34] law, and that the Government of Japan strongly protests
[00:00:36] this visit.
[00:00:41] The Northern Territories are an integral part of Japan's territory, both
[00:00:44] historically and according to international
[00:00:47] the level of record budget allocations law. This latest visit to Etorofu Island by the current President
[00:00:50] of Russia is contrary to the consistent position of Japan regarding the Northern
[00:00:53] Territories. In addition, it offends the feelings of the Japanese people
[00:00:57] and is completely
[00:00:59] the four islands in the Kuril chain, unacceptable.
[00:01:02] In the Russian attack on the Odessa region, a train driver and his
[00:01:06] euros for the BH attacker and assistant were killed, announced Aleksandar Partsovski, Director General of
[00:01:09] Ukrainian Railways, reports Reuters. The published
[00:01:12] footage shows the locomotive of a passenger train on fire and
[00:01:16] the evacuation of passengers. The Ukrainian State Emergency Service
[00:01:20] announced that firefighters extinguished the fire on
[00:01:23] the locomotive and helped evacuate passengers from
[00:01:26] the train.
[00:01:31] Due to ash from Mount Etna, airlines canceled some
[00:01:34] flights in the middle of the tourist season. The Italian National
[00:01:38] Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology maintained
[00:01:41] the highest red warning level for air
[00:01:44] traffic. Etna, which rises above the eastern coast
[00:01:47] of Sicily, is one of the most active volcanoes in the world and often obstructs
[00:01:51] air traffic at Catania airport, the main airport on the island, the fifth
[00:01:55] busiest in Italy by the number of passengers. The latest aerop.
[00:01:58] The phase on the highest volcano in Europe took place from
[00:02:02] vents at altitudes of 2,750 meters
[00:02:05] and 2,360 meters,
[00:02:09] from which several lava flows originated and
[00:02:13] vast lava fields were formed, announced the Italian National
[00:02:17] Institute of Geophysics and
[00:02:19] Volcanology.
[00:02:22] Approximately 12,500 people in Germany died from heat-related
[00:02:25] causes this year, announced the National Institute of
[00:02:29] Public Health on Thursday, marking the highest annual number since
[00:02:33] records began in 2016.
[00:02:36] The data was published in the latest report by the Berlin Robert
[00:02:40] Koch Institute on heat-related mortality, covering the period
[00:02:43] from April 6 to August 2. The highest number
[00:02:47] of deaths was among older people. Heat is particularly
[00:02:50] dangerous for older people. Approximately 6,300 deaths
[00:02:54] were registered among people over 85 years old, and
[00:02:57] approximately 1,200 deaths were registered among people
[00:03:01] under
[00:03:01] 65.
[00:03:08] In Gradačac, the 53rd International Fair of Agriculture and
[00:03:11] Food Industry, the Plum Fair,
[00:03:14] Mrkonja, you are watching sports news on the oldest specialized fair event in Bosnia and Herzegovina, has opened.
[00:03:17] On approximately 5 meters of open and closed space, by
[00:03:21] August 15th, approximately 150 exhibitors from
[00:03:25] Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Montenegro and
[00:03:28] Slovenia will present themselves.
[00:03:31] Exhibitors from various fields presented their products,
[00:03:34] and those from home crafts and handicrafts are certainly attractive.
[00:03:38] I have currently brought a mix of Sharig tomatoes, jalapeno
[00:03:41] peppers, processed products from
[00:03:45] them,
[00:03:47] a large selection of liqueurs, balms,
[00:03:50] jams, I have peppers stuffed with cheese in
[00:03:53] olive oil. I make homemade cheese,
[00:03:57] it's very, I'm very satisfied. Everyone appreciates and
[00:04:00] respects it, and they are satisfied, the customers
[00:04:04] are satisfied,
[00:04:06] on. joining me tonight is one of handicrafts, dolls, bags, that is,
[00:04:10] despite the potential, Bosnia and
[00:04:12] Dan, I mean this is a Herzegovina does not have enough domestic production, so it is very important that food producers
[00:04:16] showcase themselves at fairs. We
[00:04:19] are trying to present, in this way, all those who are successful and who
[00:04:22] have quality products, so that consumers and
[00:04:26] the population here can see that we have. We have much higher quality products than
[00:04:30] they can usually buy in markets. The fair connects
[00:04:34] agricultural producers, processors, businessmen,
[00:04:37] experts and institutions and offers space for presenting
[00:04:41] domestic products, modern technologies and new business
[00:04:44] opportunities. Fairs are very important,
[00:04:47] we were recently in Zagreb at a fair, then
[00:04:51] Mostar, we visit every year, and this
[00:04:54] time we are in Gradačac for the first time, and the wish and goal
[00:04:57] is to promote our company in the best possible
[00:05:01] light, the goal is to innovatively
[00:05:04] present, uh, to broader masses,
[00:05:08] the tradition,
[00:05:17] to provide an opportunity through such a type of
[00:05:21] event for producers, processors, buyers and
[00:05:24] the industrial sector to present themselves to a wider
[00:05:27] market. Plum is a Gradačac brand, and the fair shows
[00:05:31] that agriculture, the food industry, and the connection
[00:05:34] of producers and processors represent a significant development
[00:05:38] opportunity for Tuzla Canton. The Government of Tuzla Canton is
[00:05:41] certainly present in all ways for everything
[00:05:45] that concerns and relates to
[00:05:48] the Plum Fair in Gradačac, from
[00:05:51] financial support to of course support
[00:05:54] for agricultural producers which this year are at
[00:05:59] from Tuzla Canton. Today, a memorandum was signed on the launch of
[00:06:03] the "Plum Road" project, which should give greater importance to fruit growing
[00:06:06] and agriculture in general.
[00:06:09] We believe that we have not fully utilized
[00:06:12] the potential of plums in Bosnia and Herzegovina, not only in Bosnia and Herzegovina, but
[00:06:16] as we said, it's a region from Karlovac to Belgrade, so we will
[00:06:20] certainly invite our neighboring countries to join us, to use
[00:06:23] European funds to improve this type of production. What is most important for the city
[00:06:27] of Zajačinac as the place that should be the technical
[00:06:30] secretariat of this agreement,
[00:06:33] this memorandum, is that this is a significant resource, an export resource
[00:06:37] of the city of Gradačac, that we have significant economic benefits
[00:06:41] through it. But also the culture and tradition of this
[00:06:44] region. In addition to the exhibition part, the fair includes the Ninth International
[00:06:48] Beekeeping Fair, the second competitive exhibition of medicinal
[00:06:51] breeds, a gastrofest dedicated to plums, and professional and scientific
[00:06:55] gatherings on current issues in agricultural
[00:06:58] production and the food industry. Nataša
[00:07:01] Tadić, N1,
[00:07:02] Gradačac.
[00:07:09] After the partial solar eclipse that was visible yesterday
[00:07:12] from Bosnia and Herzegovina, many turned their gaze to the sky
[00:07:16] during the night as well. The Perseids, one of
[00:07:19] the most famous and richest meteor showers, appeared in the sky.
[00:07:23] This celestial spectacle appears every year in August, and
[00:07:26] the Perseids are formed by the Earth passing through the remnants of comets.
[00:07:30] The eclipse across Europe was also an opportunity for many citizens
[00:07:34] to perform creative feats, especially in Spain, where the eclipse was
[00:07:37] total. Spanish Olympic skateboarder Dani Leon
[00:07:40] performed an unrepeatable spectacular jump.
[00:08:11] In the continuation of the news, sports
[00:08:13] news follows.
[00:13:30] The weather on Friday will be sunny and warm, temperatures in the south will reach
[00:13:33] 37°C, more details from Sara
[00:13:36] Botić. Ahead of us is a predominantly sunny and
[00:13:40] warm period, with an expected additional rise in temperature at the end
[00:13:44] of the week. Stable weather brings plenty of sunshine, generally
[00:13:47] without precipitation, light to moderate winds. Due to the lack of precipitation,
[00:13:51] the risk of outdoor fires remains very high.
[00:13:55] The weather on Friday will be predominantly sunny, with light to moderate
[00:13:59] easterly and north-easterly winds. The morning
[00:14:01] minimum temperature in Bosnia will be very pleasant, between 12 and 15
[00:14:05] degrees Celsius, while in the south of Herzegovina it will be warmer in the morning
[00:14:09] hours, around 26 degrees. During the day,
[00:14:11] the maximum daily temperature will be from 30 to 33
[00:14:15] degrees, up to 36 in the south. For
[00:14:17] the weekend, sunny weather, even warmer, temperatures will be around
[00:14:21] 35 by Saturday, then on Sunday we expect
[00:14:25] 38 degrees, sunny weather continues on Monday
[00:14:28] morning, then more clouds, during the night on Tuesday
[00:14:32] light rain is also possible, from Tuesday then a slight drop
[00:14:36] in temperature follows.
[00:14:40] And that would be all in this edition of the news, dear viewers, if you missed anything,
[00:14:43] our portal N1 is here for you. Thank you for your attention,
[00:14:46] goodbye.
[00:15:27] The search for the dead and missing continues in Colombia. Iran announces a prolonged war with
[00:15:31] the US. Trump is abandoned by one of his closest associates.
[00:15:34] Welcome to Global.
[00:15:44] The death toll from the powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale that hit
[00:15:47] Colombia on Monday has risen to
[00:15:49] 265. Approximately 3,500 people were
[00:15:52] injured, and 496
[00:15:56] people are officially listed as missing. At the same time, on
[00:15:59] an unofficial online platform for missing persons, almost
[00:16:03] 4,200 people are listed. Rescuers continue
[00:16:06] to search through the ruins under pressure, in a race against time and the crucial 72-hour
[00:16:09] deadline, after which the chances of
[00:16:13] finding survivors significantly
[00:16:15] decrease.
[00:16:18] Well, our main function is to await the
[00:16:22] news from the personnel who are searching the rubble for
[00:16:25] patients. Once they inform us that
[00:16:28] they have found living patients,
[00:16:31] we enter, extract the patient,
[00:16:35] provide initial medical attention, stabilize them, and then transport them in ambulances. We
[00:16:39] already have all the medical equipment ready and coordinated
[00:16:43] for that action.
[00:16:45] We are trying to get the people out while we have
[00:16:49] everything ready here to help them. We have
[00:16:53] medicines, gauze, anything to give first aid
[00:16:57] to the people who need it. We are also helping people
[00:17:01] so they don't get heatstroke because the temperature is also very
[00:17:04] high.
[00:17:13] Iranian officials announce that the war with the US could last
[00:17:16] until the end of President Trump's term, and if that
[00:17:19] happens, the consequences will be manifold.
[00:17:23] The confirmation of the entrenched conflict between Iran and the United
[00:17:27] States arrived today with the words of Mohamed
[00:17:30] Rezanatki, advisor to the commander-in-chief
[00:17:33] of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard in Iran. According to
[00:17:36] him, one of the objectives and ways to
[00:17:40] broaden deterrence between the United States is to
[00:17:44] prolong the war until the next presidential
[00:17:47] term, and in this way, he says, to provoke
[00:17:50] attrition. According to him, at this moment, Iran
[00:17:54] is winning the war, and he claims that while the United
[00:17:57] States has no clear strategy and has a
[00:18:01] smaller, less strong
[00:18:04] army than he thought, Iran is,
[00:18:07] he says, manufacturing more missiles than it
[00:18:10] needs and uses at this moment.
[00:18:14] Another big question is, of course, who currently controls
[00:18:18] the Strait of Hormuz. President Trump claims that
[00:18:21] the United States and points out that Iran is
[00:18:25] bankrupt, cannot pay its soldiers, and has
[00:18:29] practically no naval force and
[00:18:32] air force. In the Strait of Hormuz, in the last few hours, the United
[00:18:35] States fired at a ship
[00:18:37] flying a Panamanian flag, claiming that it was trying to break the
[00:18:41] blockade against the Iranian
[00:18:44] ports, and from the Strait of Hormuz to the Strait of
[00:18:48] Bab-el-Mandeb, where an attack by the Houthis, this
[00:18:52] armed group that controls a large part of northern Yemen
[00:18:56] and under the tutelage of Iran, caused six deaths
[00:18:59] when their missiles hit a
[00:19:03] Saudi Arabian ship. Among the dead were
[00:19:06] four crew members and two rescuers. And
[00:19:10] returning to Hormuz, the International Energy Agency
[00:19:13] recalls that oil reserves plummeted
[00:19:17] in the previous month by more than
[00:19:20] 2 million barrels per day, and
[00:19:23] that is why, it says, the urgency of the
[00:19:27] reopening. For now, the Strait of Hormuz
[00:19:29] is not reopening, nor is the path
[00:19:33] to an agreement between Iran and the United
[00:19:37] States. For CNN, Salem
[00:19:40] Ergi, Jerusalem.
[00:19:42] Jerusalem.
[00:19:51] The US President will be left by one of his closest associates, Caroline
[00:19:55] Leavitt, the former White House press secretary, by the end of this month.
[00:19:58] It is still unknown who will replace her in this
[00:20:02] position.
[00:20:07] has announced that she is leaving the White House and her role at the end of this month. I
[00:20:11] think a key question is, why now, particularly just three months out from
[00:20:15] the mid-term elections. Caroline and both the presidents say it's
[00:20:18] so that she can focus on her family. I'd remind you, Levit actually had
[00:20:22] baby, daughter on May 1st and took only about a month of
[00:20:25] maternity leave before coming back to the White House. Throughout the course of my reporting I've
[00:20:29] learned that President Trump had actually called her frequently and often
[00:20:33] asked when she was coming back to get back behind that podium
[00:20:37] so... "This is very demanding job. It's also very important job and one that the
[00:20:40] president has fixated on, who should be the one to represent
[00:20:44] him as his chief messenger, so it's going to be tough role for him to
[00:20:47] fill. I'd also note that..." Levit is part of very
[00:20:51] small and loyal group of advisers, the type of people in the west
[00:20:55] wing who are often part of the most sensitive conversations about the
[00:20:58] president and with the president, and also someone that he actually
[00:21:02] trusts and listens to. she both worked on uh his
[00:21:05] 2024 presidential campaign, but also worked for him back during his
[00:21:09] first term. Levid said the president has asked to continue serving as a top
[00:21:12] advisor to him even though it'll be on the outside. did catch up with some
[00:21:16] staffers on Wednesday afternoon and they said it's unclear,
[00:21:31] Japan today sent a strong protest regarding Vladimir Putin's visit
[00:21:35] to the Kuril Islands, which was the first time that the Russian president visited
[00:21:39] the disputed archipelago. Russian state media reported that Putin
[00:21:42] visited Iturup. In Japan, known as
[00:21:45] Etorofu, one of
[00:21:49] which are claimed by both Russia and Japan, Reuters
[00:21:52] reports. Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu
[00:21:55] Motegi stated that these islands are inalienable Japanese territory,
[00:21:59] both historically and according to international law, and that the Government
[00:22:02] of Japan strongly protests this
[00:22:04] visit.
[00:22:08] The Northern Territories are an integral part of Japan's territory, both
[00:22:11] historically and according to international law. This latest visit to Etorofu
[00:22:15] Island, by the current President of Russia, is contrary to the consistent
[00:22:18] position of Japan regarding the Northern Territories. In addition,
[00:22:22] it offends the feelings of the Japanese people and is completely
[00:22:25] unacceptable.
[00:22:33] During the partial solar eclipse that was visible yesterday from Croatia
[00:22:37] and from Bosnia and Herzegovina, many turned their gaze to the
[00:22:41] sky during the night. The Perseids, known as the Tears of St. Lawrence,
[00:22:44] one of the most famous and richest meteor showers, appeared in the sky.
[00:22:48] This celestial spectacle appears every
[00:22:52] year in August, and the Perseids are formed by the Earth passing through the remnants
[00:22:56] of comets. The eclipse across Europe was also an opportunity for many
[00:22:59] citizens to perform creative feats, especially in Spain, where the eclipse was
[00:23:03] total. Spanish Olympic skateboarder Danny Leon performed
[00:23:06] one of the difficult-to-repeat spectacular jumps.
[00:23:34] It really was very, very profound
[00:23:37] and beautiful moment, and afterwards
[00:23:40] as the sun finally set, there was another cheer
[00:23:44] from the crowd, and then people got up and kind
[00:23:47] of went their ways, basically said goodbye
[00:23:51] to each other, and I think everybody carrying this sense with them of
[00:23:54] like, we need to be kind to each other, we need to be full of
[00:23:58] wonder, we need to be full of awe and reverence,
[00:24:01] um, and now everyone's kind of making their way back uh through the
[00:24:05] scrub to try to get back to the main road and back to their homes and
[00:24:09] hotels. You can probably see, if we just pan over here,
[00:24:12] Scotty, a lot of boats, including some
[00:24:15] pretty epic looking boats, they are now all
[00:24:19] also... making their way back uh
[00:24:23] to the ports, a lot of people who were able to, choosing
[00:24:26] to watch this spectacular moment from the sea, although as I've mentioned
[00:24:30] before, eclipse experts that I spoke to said that actually you're a little bit
[00:24:34] robbed when you're at sea because you don't feel just how the
[00:24:37] earth responds to that moment of totality, the
[00:24:41] cicadas went quiet, there's no bird song, the
[00:24:44] ground starts to cool, you can feel your energy
[00:24:47] just drop and...
[00:24:50] then moments later or 93 seconds later, the sun
[00:24:53] starts to come back up again, the cicadas start to chirp
[00:24:56] again, the ground starts to heat up again and you feel the
[00:25:00] energy coming back up through you again, so really an
[00:25:03] extraordinary and beautiful moment that I don't think
[00:25:07] anybody here will
[00:25:09] forget.
[00:25:17] And that was all in this edition of Global. The latest world news is, as
[00:25:21] always, on our social networks and our web portals.
[00:25:25] Goodbye until tomorrow.
[00:26:20] We do start with breaking news tonight and some stunning new reporting on an
[00:26:23] elaborate ruse to conceal the secret plane that President Trump used
[00:26:27] to fly out of Turkey last month. The Washington Post
[00:26:31] reports this tonight. and quote, an Iranian assassination threat
[00:26:34] against President Trump prompted an extraordinary operation in
[00:26:38] which he flew secretly from Turkey on an alternate
[00:26:42] military aircraft while the White House said he was aboard
[00:26:45] Air Force 1. If you look back at the video from
[00:26:49] that day now, you can see how this clandestine mission played
[00:26:52] out. President Trump was seen boarding Air Force One at
[00:26:56] 8:24 p.m. local time on July 8th,
[00:26:59] but actually according to the post and you can't here, Trump and
[00:27:03] several of his aids were secretly shuttled minutes later onto
[00:27:07] this airport catering truck, which was elevated and
[00:27:10] positioned a door out of the view of the
[00:27:13] cameras. now the post reports that the president was on that
[00:27:17] catering truck when it pulled away from Air Force 1 at 8:30
[00:27:20] p.m. secretly bringing him to a smaller plane, an air
[00:27:24] force C32A,
[00:27:26] making the air force one that everyone thought he was on,
[00:27:29] decoy, that still had the reporters who thought the... president had boarded
[00:27:33] that plane, and how you see boarding right here on the right, and some white
[00:27:37] house staff aboard. The Washington Post reports, and I
[00:27:40] quote, the maneuver meant that the president's actual location was
[00:27:44] concealed from the American public and many senior US
[00:27:47] officials, for hours. Air Force
[00:27:50] One then landed in the UK hours later. Now, it's
[00:27:54] still not clear as the post notes tonight, how the president was
[00:27:57] transported from that other secret plane back
[00:28:01] onto Air Force One. after it landed, you see here the
[00:28:04] reporters captured the president getting off the plane that they
[00:28:07] thought he had just flown on with them to the UK, and he's seen
[00:28:11] coming down the stairs just before 11 p.m. after greeting
[00:28:15] American service members on the tarmac, Trump got on the
[00:28:18] new Air Force One Jet, that's the one that was given to the president by
[00:28:22] the Katari government, and then he flew back to Washington.
[00:28:26] now the plane that he's getting on here is not to be confused with the old air force one
[00:28:30] decoy or the military plane that he... on
[00:28:33] secretly, but it was when the president got back on this plane to
[00:28:36] fly home to the US that he was asked by reporters why they
[00:28:40] had been told to lower their window shades on that first
[00:28:44] flight, which is extremely unusual and not typically something
[00:28:47] that happens for the press that sits on the right side of the plane, which is where
[00:28:51] that airport catering truck was now that you look back at that other
[00:28:54] video, but given what we know now, given the pictures that
[00:28:57] you can see now, it makes what the president told reporters in that gaggle
[00:29:01] after. all the more
[00:29:03] noteworthy,
[00:29:06] you're saying there wasn't a security concern? no, no, why they
[00:29:09] had us close - our window blinds, that was not usually,
[00:29:13] well yeah,
[00:29:14] because
[00:29:17] uh, probably a dangerous snake because of the slee bags that
[00:29:21] we have to deal with, so you think was possibly
[00:29:24] thinking, mean if they ask you to close your windows probably they feel that way, they didn't
[00:29:28] ask me to close mine, but if they did i would have done it, were you aware of any
[00:29:31] credible threat by? Iran against their first one all the time, I'm
[00:29:35] number one on their list before you, but if I go, you
[00:29:39] go, right, but perhaps, perhaps
[00:29:42] someday you want to change
[00:29:44] professions, if I go, you
[00:29:47] go, though the president wasn't actually on the same
[00:29:51] plane as the reporters who were asking him that question, and when
[00:29:54] they asked him about why they had to lower their own shades, the president said, well he wasn't
[00:29:58] told to lower his, well he was a secret plane.
[00:30:02] he was not on the same plane that those reporters and some white house
[00:30:06] staffers were flying
[00:30:09] the reporters who broke this story, washington post national security
[00:30:12] reporter Dan Lamoth and remarkable
[00:30:16] scoop and very thorough reporting here. can you just kind of walk
[00:30:20] us through what you've learned
[00:30:22] here?
[00:30:25] yeah, I mean, I think the the most significant piece here is that for
[00:30:28] weeks now uh the American public talking about the two...
[00:30:32] air force one jets uh the newer one from cutter and
[00:30:36] the older one from the last couple decades of operations
[00:30:40] and in reality the president was on neither plane uh this came to the
[00:30:43] post in part because uh
[00:30:46] individuals thought that there was a whole in public understanding here that needed
[00:30:50] to be clarified.
[00:30:52] mean it also just in terms of how they came up with
[00:30:56] this, mean you know lot of...