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[00:00:00] "this is now a six-month case. It's not a situation like that.
[00:00:03] Continuous stay in that, so to speak,
[00:00:06] metal box or metal hulk in
[00:00:09] which, on which they serve for
[00:00:12] the pure reason that there is no one to replace them. They are a key factor
[00:00:16] in everything that is happening with Iran, because air attacks
[00:00:20] are uh one of the first
[00:00:23] choices of the American administration at this moment, and
[00:00:26] what is even more devastating here, the American president
[00:00:30] has been saying since the beginning of the war: we defeated them, we destroyed them, we wiped them off the face of
[00:00:34] the earth, they can't do anything, then the USS Abraham Lincoln has been
[00:00:37] in that area for six months, three months before that in
[00:00:40] the Indo-Pacific region. When we talk about the USS
[00:00:43] Abraham Lincoln, what came as
[00:00:47] information from the families of the sailors is that they
[00:00:50] have a terrible situation with the availability of food,
[00:00:54] hygiene supplies. One of the sailors even told his family
[00:00:58] that he lost as much as 15 kg in four months, which is
[00:01:01] extremely uh a big loss of body
[00:01:05] mass, meaning the problems will not be
[00:01:08] only mental, but physical in nature. And
[00:01:10] the Americans first do not have a strong enough ship to replace
[00:01:14] this. Roosevelt was supposed to come to her,
[00:01:17] however, for Roosevelt, it is not known when he could
[00:01:21] appear on the field, because he was already in trouble, he was
[00:01:25] under overhaul in Split, so this is a catastrophic
[00:01:28] situation. The American president and the head of the Pentagon claim
[00:01:32] that everything the families say and what the sailors report
[00:01:35] is practically not true, but that everything is perfect, wonderful, beautiful and that
[00:01:39] there are no problems. Yes, we will see what happens to those sailors
[00:01:42] in the coming days and whether Donald Trump
[00:01:46] and the entire American administration will do anything about
[00:01:50] it, Esmir. Now we remain with the American
[00:01:54] president. Actually, the story about the evacuation of Donald Trump from
[00:01:57] the NATO Summit in Ankara has taken on a completely new dimension, and
[00:02:01] the main stars are Marco Rubio and the Israeli intelligence
[00:02:04] service. Until yesterday, this was somewhat of
[00:02:08] a comical circus
[00:02:11] story with Trump's transfer from Air
[00:02:14] Force One, this old version, not from the
[00:02:17] Qatari bling bling Air Force One into
[00:02:21] that food and drink
[00:02:24] transport truck which, by the way, is visible
[00:02:27] there in the background here behind Air Force One.
[00:02:31] These are the recordings from the airport in Ankara. Then yesterday
[00:02:35] information emerged that Marko Rubio, the head
[00:02:38] of the State Department, the Secretary of State, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, himself
[00:02:42] decided that he would fly precisely on this in this plane, Air
[00:02:46] Force One, together with journalists and other officials,
[00:02:50] because the intelligence data about a possible attack came from
[00:02:53] the Israeli intelligence service. The Secretary of State did not
[00:02:57] believe that information, as they say. "And
[00:03:00] uh the entire didn't believe that information,
[00:03:04] they thought that that threat was not
[00:03:08] credible enough to do anything, however, the secret service
[00:03:11] still made the decision to move the president
[00:03:15] somewhere else and for him to fly on that third plane that
[00:03:18] was used here. Hmm, however, uh this
[00:03:22] also speaks of another thing, that
[00:03:25] uh the American president was willing
[00:03:28] to sacrifice his Secretary of State and a few
[00:03:32] other ministers in the government
[00:03:34] uh
[00:03:37] for something and for that potential threat. However,
[00:03:41] those of us who were on the ground in Ankara know
[00:03:44] how much security there was, how much
[00:03:47] security there was. The first thing, uh, for
[00:03:51] an attack to happen on President Trump or any
[00:03:54] president or prime minister or official,
[00:03:58] it would have to be a superbly
[00:04:02] planned attack, and it couldn't be carried out by one man with a rocket
[00:04:05] launcher from the shoulder, because there were 32
[00:04:09] delegations plus uh thousands
[00:04:12] of journalists plus uh other people who were
[00:04:15] in Turkey working on security, on the organization of everything. It would be
[00:04:18] almost impossible to do that. Of course, NATO also,
[00:04:22] with Turkish officials, dealt with the security of all those who were on
[00:04:26] the ground, so I don't think anyone tried to report here
[00:04:30] any attack. It's not that credible, and I'm
[00:04:34] actually surprised by that, given that we know that Trump is prone to such
[00:04:37] populist moves. Well, that's one
[00:04:41] and that's one of the options that is being talked about, that it was precisely
[00:04:44] meant to attract attention, to
[00:04:48] say that he was again in danger and so on. And
[00:04:51] if we again know that the information came from the Israeli
[00:04:54] intelligence service, then Benjamin Netanyahu probably also tried to
[00:04:58] return certain
[00:05:01] moves, so to speak, to Recep Tayyip Erdogan and
[00:05:05] Turkey, so a lot of things don't
[00:05:08] fit together in this whole story. Yes, finally.
[00:05:12] Events in the Middle East have influenced the movement of people and goods at a global
[00:05:16] level, especially when it comes to air
[00:05:18] traffic. So, in the first six months of this year,
[00:05:22] interestingly, South Korea became actually a key
[00:05:24] hub, and what we saw is that
[00:05:27] we have a triple shift from, for example, uh
[00:05:31] Dubai, the Emirates, that hub which was
[00:05:35] there as one of the key factors in the connection between
[00:05:38] Australia and Europe or, for example,
[00:05:42] Asia and Europe, because many planes had a connection there, and otherwise
[00:05:46] in the first six months, it generated 38.39
[00:05:49] million international passengers in Seoul,
[00:05:53] practically 40 million. Behind it are Heathrow
[00:05:57] and Singapore. Also, Heathrow has
[00:06:00] 40 million passengers in total,
[00:06:03] however, a very important piece of data, traffic to Asia and the Pacific,
[00:06:07] almost 8%, which means that it went this way towards
[00:06:11] Incheon, towards the village, and towards other hubs
[00:06:14] in Asia, but the drop in capacity towards the Middle East is
[00:06:18] almost 17%, 16.5%, which means
[00:06:21] that practically half of what was coming,
[00:06:25] or this drop, went towards Asia. One part
[00:06:28] went towards Istanbul. Istanbul became this week
[00:06:32] the smartest European airport. We are now talking about international, neo
[00:06:36] Sabihagokcen Airport, which is also one of
[00:06:39] the busiest in Europe. As they say,
[00:06:43] the most accurate, it seems to me that there was recently data, but this
[00:06:45] Istanbul International, which is a city
[00:06:49] within a city, practically, was very, very active,
[00:06:52] and this practically shows that that change happened, meaning
[00:06:56] the change that now says Asia as
[00:06:59] Asia, or South Korea, then Turkey and
[00:07:02] then the United Kingdom, that these are the key
[00:07:05] hubs that attract
[00:07:09] all the traffic, that we saw that change. From
[00:07:12] the Gulf region towards uh Asia and
[00:07:16] towards Turkey, because in that way, this area where we currently
[00:07:19] have these war operations can be avoided. That again
[00:07:22] shows that the damage, when all is considered
[00:07:26] when this war with Iran ends one day, will be much,
[00:07:30] much heavier and greater than we are currently
[00:07:34] aware of what happened. Of course, some will, like
[00:07:38] South Korea, benefit from it, uh
[00:07:42] in... "in a very significant extent, yes,
[00:07:45] Esmir, thank you for this overview of current events.
[00:07:57] And that would be all in this news overview, dear viewers. Please stay with
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[00:09:43] Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:09:46] and its beauties from a different perspective.
[00:10:00] Heaven and Earth.
[00:10:13] In Eastern Herzegovina, with almost 14,000
[00:10:17] inhabitants, is located a small municipality which is
[00:10:21] believed to have been named after the Roman name for
[00:10:24] an expanse. a snowy desert. Today
[00:10:27] we fly over Nevesinje.
[00:10:40] The area of Nevesinje municipality is characterized by extreme karst
[00:10:43] hilly-mountainous terrain, formed as
[00:10:46] a combination of the large Nevesinje plain and the forested
[00:10:50] areas of the mountains, Beleža, Snježnica,
[00:10:53] Crna Gora, Crvanj, Zelengora.
[00:11:08] The population of Nevesinje is mainly engaged in potato
[00:11:11] production, forestry and livestock farming.
[00:11:24] When viewed from the air, this whole
[00:11:27] region looks like a large pasture and a large number of meadows.
[00:11:52] Nevesinje was once known as a supplier
[00:11:56] of Mostar with meat and milk, and today for
[00:11:59] its exceptionally high-quality Nevesinje potato.
[00:12:18] One of the most significant monuments from the period
[00:12:21] of Ottoman rule is certainly the Clock Tower.
[00:12:30] Built in the strict center of the market, the tower represents
[00:12:33] a building by which both old and new
[00:12:37] Nevesinje are recognized.
[00:12:41] It is about 15 meters high and is mentioned in
[00:12:45] the travelogues of Evliya Çelebi, the famous Turkish
[00:12:48] travel writer.
[00:12:52] Next to the Clock Tower is the temple. The Ascension of the Blessed Virgin
[00:12:56] Mary was built in
[00:12:58] 1886.
[00:13:01] However, during World War II it was
[00:13:05] burned, later it was restored and included
[00:13:08] in the national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:13:24] On the peripheral part of Nevesinje, the Church
[00:13:26] of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was renovated a few
[00:13:30] years ago. The previous church was built in
[00:13:33] 1903, and during the Second
[00:13:37] World War it was damaged and after the war
[00:13:40] converted into a warehouse.
[00:13:51] In the area of Nevesinje municipality there is also
[00:13:55] the Emperor's Mosque, built in the name of Sultan Bayezid
[00:13:59] II.
[00:14:05] Among the rare mosques in Bosnia and Herzegovina is the one
[00:14:08] in Kruševljani, a village not far from
[00:14:11] Nevesinje.
[00:14:19] The specificity of this mosque is reflected in
[00:14:22] the minarets which are unique in Ottoman
[00:14:25] architecture, and have the shape of a clock tower.
[00:14:42] Ovčiji Brod, also the most famous bridge on the river
[00:14:46] Zalomka, represents a unique architectural
[00:14:49] treasure.
[00:15:04] The ford, or bridge, was used to transport herds
[00:15:08] of sheep across the water to graze on the peaks of
[00:15:11] Treskavica, Zelengora and Morine.
[00:15:32] The history of this region is told by numerous necropolises
[00:15:36] of stećci, of which... The most famous one is
[00:15:39] located in
[00:15:40] Morine.
[00:15:50] Morine is a plateau in eastern Herzegovina, which,
[00:15:53] due to the specific configuration of the terrain and a large number
[00:15:57] of plains and pastures, many call the European
[00:16:00] Tibet.
[00:16:07] They are known for extremely strong and cold winters and
[00:16:11] large snowdrifts, so the passability of this plateau
[00:16:15] is not possible from autumn until
[00:16:18] spring.
[00:16:23] Svatovsko Groblje is one of three large necropolises
[00:16:26] of stećci located in Morine. A legend
[00:16:30] is associated with this cemetery, which tells of
[00:16:33] the marriage of the Mostar bey Lakšić who was courting the beautiful
[00:16:37] Hajka. The wedding party was leading Hajka from Zagorje
[00:16:41] towards Nevesinje over
[00:16:42] Morine.
[00:16:49] However, in the middle of summer, an ice storm swept
[00:16:53] the plateau and the thinly dressed wedding party froze
[00:16:56] and ended their lives there,
[00:16:59] including the beautiful
[00:17:01] Hajka.
[00:17:11] Below Mount Velež is the artificial lake
[00:17:15] Alagovac. This is also the largest lake in
[00:17:18] the Nevesinje
[00:17:19] valley.
[00:17:25] Although its original purpose was to supply
[00:17:29] the population with water. In recent times, its
[00:17:32] shores are visited by an increasing number of
[00:17:34] tourists.
[00:17:44] The lake is rich in fish and the surrounding area is forested, so
[00:17:47] many visitors have ideal conditions for staying in
[00:17:51] nature, cycling or walking
[00:17:54] through the forest.
[00:18:02] It is interesting that in the immediate vicinity of Lake
[00:18:06] Alagovac, there is a hidden habitat of the carnivorous
[00:18:09] plant.
[00:18:14] The plant that releases drops of mucus
[00:18:17] or dew on its petals, got the popular
[00:18:20] name
[00:18:26] sundew. The liquid it releases
[00:18:29] contains sugar that attracts insects. And
[00:18:32] when an insect lands on the bait, the sundew traps it
[00:18:36] and through enzymatic digestion takes minerals from the insects' organisms and
[00:18:40] feeds.
[00:18:49] It is incredible that this plant grows here because it was mostly
[00:18:53] discovered in marshy areas of northern
[00:18:56] Europe, in Siberia, as well as in northern
[00:18:59] America.
[00:19:07] The carnivorous plant is protected and is in the red
[00:19:10] book of extremely rare
[00:19:13] species.
[00:19:22] Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:19:26] and its beauties from another
[00:19:28] perspective.
[00:19:39] Heaven and Earth.
[00:19:42] I ask your guests what I assume you would ask
[00:19:45] them, giving them the opportunity to offer adequate
[00:19:48] answers. I am Dalibor Mrdić, you are watching N1.
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