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[00:00:35] The war in Ukraine, the escalation in the Middle East, the development of drones, the growing
[00:00:39] demand for ammunition have once again put the focus on the defense industry.
[00:00:43] What opportunities and challenges does this bring to Bosnia and Herzegovina, does the domestic
[00:00:47] defense industry use its potential? We are discussing these topics
[00:00:50] with a sworn expert, Professor Berko Dzečević. Good day and welcome.
[00:00:54] Thank you. We will start with the defense industry,
[00:00:58] after several years of work.
[00:01:00] The growth of exports in that industry in Bosnia and Herzegovina was followed this
[00:01:03] year by a decline in the first seven months, 20%
[00:01:07] less weapons and ammunition were exported than in the same period last year, given
[00:01:11] these events in the world, how do you comment on that, is
[00:01:14] that actually a big loss at this moment, well look, that
[00:01:18] loss is present not because there is
[00:01:21] incompetence of experts and
[00:01:24] technologies within existing military factories, but it is
[00:01:28] the result of practically... the inability of political
[00:01:32] structures that currently control those
[00:01:35] military factories to appoint people who
[00:01:38] think financially, strategically and
[00:01:41] technically, meaning we got experts who
[00:01:45] simply did not prove themselves in
[00:01:49] the system of managing a large
[00:01:52] system, the Pretis factory
[00:01:55] is a brand, a company in Europe, in
[00:01:58] the world, unfortunately.
[00:02:00] If you look at who was in the previous two
[00:02:04] years, you can see that these are people who had no experience in
[00:02:08] the movements on the ground, do you actually see these management, meaning everything that
[00:02:10] Pretis now has problems are not the result of problems
[00:02:13] that are the result of the incompetence of workers,
[00:02:17] engineers, but are the result of the interference of current
[00:02:21] political options that are in the position of
[00:02:24] managing that factory, a similar situation in
[00:02:28] the Binas factory.
[00:02:30] in Bugojno, I don't have
[00:02:33] at some point we are one detailed data on that, but we saw that there was a
[00:02:35] change of leadership that in the previous period achieved
[00:02:39] outstanding, so to speak progress in terms of
[00:02:42] stabilizing that factory and they brought in people who
[00:02:45] absolutely have no second of experience in
[00:02:48] managing the military industry. My
[00:02:52] personal assessment is that we have an excellent military
[00:02:55] industry, I expect with the arrival of the new
[00:02:58] American ambassador. here and what I hear
[00:03:02] from intelligence sources outside Bosnia and
[00:03:04] Herzegovina is that there will be
[00:03:08] a more active role of the military
[00:03:11] segment of the military industry of the United States
[00:03:14] here, some fund like
[00:03:18] Global Regulus which is a fund of a group
[00:03:21] of citizens, of which some citizens are from Bosnia and
[00:03:24] Herzegovina and the surrounding area who wanted to take over that factory,
[00:03:28] but serious military entities in the United States who
[00:03:32] want to take over a factory here that can annually at
[00:03:35] this moment from 300 to 350,000
[00:03:38] pieces of ammunition annually through normal channels and
[00:03:42] ensuring raw materials to ensure. Pretis in
[00:03:45] two to three years with an investment of a hundred
[00:03:48] million dollars, which does not represent a huge sum
[00:03:51] of money for Europe and the United States, can reach up to
[00:03:55] 500 thousand pieces of large
[00:03:58] caliber ammunition. If you look. that the whole of Europe, that
[00:04:02] it needed a year, or rather
[00:04:05] 14 to 15 months, to produce a million pieces
[00:04:09] of 155 projectiles,
[00:04:12] when you compare that with this small country of ours Bosnia and Herzegovina which has a couple
[00:04:15] of million inhabitants with these 509 people working in
[00:04:19] Pretis, then you see how big that potential is, the current
[00:04:22] political leadership of the federation did not
[00:04:26] understand the potential of that factory, it did not understand.
[00:04:30] what kind of, what valuable input there is there, not only
[00:04:33] Pretis, you have other military factories that
[00:04:37] require support, not political support,
[00:04:40] financial, technical and human support. Do you want to say that the
[00:04:44] future of the BiH defense industry is actually in specialization for
[00:04:47] individual segments within international
[00:04:50] chains of production systems, only connection with Western
[00:04:53] military factories, joint work on
[00:04:57] specific weapon systems.
[00:05:00] Uh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, they say, has both
[00:05:04] the knowledge and capacity for drone production, uh, is there
[00:05:07] actually a will to enter into that business and how far behind
[00:05:11] are we at this moment.
[00:05:14] compared to the world in that regard,
[00:05:17] look, we are incomparably behind, when you look at
[00:05:21] Croatia, their Orix, I think it's called
[00:05:23] the company, I made a mistake, but this is where it starts,
[00:05:27] an excellent company, 200
[00:05:30] 50, 70 engineers and workers
[00:05:33] work, produces over 250,000
[00:05:38] components for drones annually, their
[00:05:41] drones are used by us..." So that's
[00:05:44] obvious proof, we see it also happening in Serbia,
[00:05:48] but what is key in my opinion, besides drones
[00:05:51] you must have ammunition,
[00:05:54] ammunition, a drone carries ammunition, a drone doesn't kill, here, I'll tell
[00:05:58] you for the first time, so it's necessary to combine modern with
[00:06:01] traditional technology, here, I'll tell
[00:06:04] you first, I said before,
[00:06:08] in November, in October last year I submitted a request to
[00:06:12] be given... consent for the development of ammunition for drones, because I saw
[00:06:15] everyone developing drones, no one developing ammunition,
[00:06:18] I formed a company that was supposed to deal with
[00:06:21] the development of ammunition, I cannot get a permit
[00:06:25] to do that, they don't give it to me, neither the Directorate for
[00:06:29] Defense Industry nor the Ministry of Energy and Mining, since
[00:06:32] they didn't give me a permit, I can't do it in Bosnia and Herzegovina, I found a
[00:06:36] country in Europe that adopted my
[00:06:40] concept and I with that country. I carried out testing with them
[00:06:43] and we got phenomenal results, so I will now
[00:06:46] these days go to abroad to work with
[00:06:49] a team there, because in my own country a few
[00:06:53] people here don't understand that we should
[00:06:56] be producing ammunition for drones so that
[00:06:59] we can earn money for workers and for the
[00:07:02] state to receive , so to
[00:07:04] speak pay, right,
[00:07:08] duties to the state, simply here there
[00:07:12] is no. vision, these people who lead politics
[00:07:15] in the field of defense industry have no idea
[00:07:19] what potentials they have
[00:07:22] and what they should do, they don't know how to do it, they are afraid.
[00:07:26] as a military expert, I must ask you about these events, first
[00:07:30] of all, uh, in the Middle East, then in
[00:07:33] Ukraine, after several months of conflict between the United
[00:07:36] States, Israel and Iran, uh, somehow
[00:07:40] the talk is no longer about a local conflict. We don't even know what it is,
[00:07:46] step away from an agreement, one step away from peace, and then
[00:07:49] escalations follow again, can this escalate into
[00:07:52] a global security
[00:07:55] crisis? No, for a very simple reason, the whole system
[00:07:59] has entered a sphere where two options have clearly
[00:08:03] positioned themselves, Iran is just a battlefield where the conflict
[00:08:06] between China and the United States,
[00:08:10] Israel on the other side, is now taking place. What
[00:08:13] I got from some intelligence sources
[00:08:17] outside is that in the last attempts
[00:08:20] of American planes to attack, there were
[00:08:23] losses that were not planned, because it
[00:08:26] turned out that China delivered to Iran
[00:08:29] via Pakistan a certain number
[00:08:31] of anti-aircraft systems that neutralized
[00:08:34] American planes that were thought to be unshootable,
[00:08:37] at the same time a significant number of their...
[00:08:40] unmanned aerial vehicles that are very expensive and that
[00:08:44] had an observation function were
[00:08:48] also neutralized, at this moment any attempt
[00:08:50] of combat action by the United States with more modern
[00:08:54] weapons, we immediately say Americans have more modern weapons that they did not use
[00:08:57] in Iran would
[00:09:00] be to the benefit of China, meaning at
[00:09:04] this moment that balance has been established,
[00:09:08] we should not forget that 80% of exports
[00:09:11] from Iran... is to China
[00:09:14] and China is directly involved,
[00:09:18] we had the opportunity to hear yesterday, right, the statement
[00:09:21] of Xi, that he said he would react if
[00:09:25] China's interests were threatened because of these
[00:09:28] economic measures initiated by Trump, therefore, it is a conflict
[00:09:31] now between two superpowers that will not lead
[00:09:35] to a global conflict, but a balance of power with
[00:09:38] the aim of them now establishing
[00:09:41] their zones. of influence, yes, but an established balance does not mean
[00:09:45] established peace, how much is this area actually, Iran is a victim,
[00:09:48] there is no dilemma there, and another
[00:09:52] crucial thing that everyone forgets, Iran has
[00:09:55] a huge problem besides the war problem, water, given
[00:09:59] these climate changes that are now present on
[00:10:02] almost the entire globe, the problem
[00:10:06] of water supply for ordinary people in Iran is becoming
[00:10:09] a critical point that, in addition to the military segment, will directly
[00:10:13] influence, will probably directly influence the making of some decisions
[00:10:16] you have the opportunity to clearly see that the president
[00:10:19] of Iran wants to conclude an agreement,
[00:10:23] but paramilitary forces... from the Revolutionary Guard
[00:10:26] practically do not want that, because they are fighting for
[00:10:29] the takeover of power that resulted from the neutralization of key people
[00:10:33] of Iran by the forces
[00:10:35] of Israel, therefore a certain
[00:10:39] period must pass there until a balance of power is established first in
[00:10:43] Israel so that then simultaneously
[00:10:45] in Iran, excuse me, so that
[00:10:48] then it would be possible to rationally discuss with the United States,
[00:10:52] how much is actually the Strait of Hormuz perhaps... a more valuable weapon in the hands
[00:10:56] of the Iranians at this moment than all the arsenal they
[00:10:59] possess? Look, the biggest mistake everywhere in
[00:11:02] the world is relying solely on one system of protection
[00:11:05] or or weapons for attack, that is just one important
[00:11:09] segment. Iran must
[00:11:13] develop missile weaponry to protect itself in
[00:11:16] the future from Israel, it will no longer be
[00:11:20] the superpower it once was having its, so
[00:11:23] to speak, paramilitary organizations in neighboring countries,
[00:11:26] it's not to say unfortunately but it's good that it was
[00:11:30] neutralized, right, because then
[00:11:34] peace is established in the zone of Syria, probably
[00:11:37] in the foreseeable future there will be stabilization in Lebanon, that country
[00:11:41] deserved to have peace, we see what
[00:11:44] is happening in Gaza, slight steps in
[00:11:48] improvement with the reaction of Hamas, right,
[00:11:51] we see that completely in Iraq where
[00:11:55] paramilitary forces that supported Iran
[00:11:58] dominated, they have curbed their aspirations, generally
[00:12:02] now Yemen and Iran remain
[00:12:05] for that system to stabilize, meaning it's a very
[00:12:09] complex system, but I think it's gradually moving towards that system
[00:12:12] stabilizing, with the suppression of conflicts primarily in Gaza and
[00:12:16] then later in Iran, somehow
[00:12:20] the war in Ukraine has fallen to the background, or even third, which is now in its
[00:12:23] fifth year. Actually, some analysts say that
[00:12:27] that conflict should enter a final phase, but based on
[00:12:33] indicators that the end
[00:12:36] is really near? The key factor is Putin, let's be
[00:12:40] clear, uh, President Trump has practically
[00:12:44] generally withdrawn from
[00:12:47] action in that zone, Putin will not
[00:12:50] stop until he creates the feeling that Donbas is
[00:12:54] his. under his control, I won't say under his control, at
[00:12:58] this moment it is not and probably in the foreseeable future it will not be, because
[00:13:02] Ukraine has taken its stand that
[00:13:04] they must withdraw, because they must
[00:13:08] withdraw, because the imbalance of forces is greatly
[00:13:12] in favor of Russia, right? They at
[00:13:16] this moment are going to inflict as much damage as possible on Russia's
[00:13:19] military force and at the same time inflict as much
[00:13:23] damage as possible on Russia's deep logistical system,
[00:13:26] that much can change the situation on the front,
[00:13:30] it can only do so at the moment when the assumptions are created
[00:13:34] that Donbas has become Russian, in the zone,
[00:13:37] or rather, in the zone of Russian influence, it will never be
[00:13:40] Russian in the legal sense, because Ukraine will never
[00:13:44] dare to accept it as such, because then it opens up
[00:13:47] the possibility for the activity of other countries in the region that would express
[00:13:51] their interests towards Ukraine and Europe will not
[00:13:55] accept it for the reason that similar movements will appear within
[00:13:58] Europe, meaning it will
[00:14:01] lead to the protection of, meaning there must be protection
[00:14:05] of people within
[00:14:08] Russia and a part of the protection of people
[00:14:12] within Ukraine who will accept certain
[00:14:16] conditions that at this moment I cannot
[00:14:19] , but judging by what you say,
[00:14:22] the end of the war is still far away, not far away. Of course, because it is still far from
[00:14:26] Russia conquering the entire Donbas. Yes, Russia
[00:14:30] is announcing a new mobilization, Ukrainians are indeed working
[00:14:33] on drone production, which seems to have become their main weapon at this
[00:14:37] moment, who currently shows greater ability for long-term warfare,
[00:14:41] who is actually closer to raising
[00:14:45] the white flag? Ukraine has succeeded in one fantastic thing, it
[00:14:48] has now formed military factories for drone production
[00:14:52] outside Ukraine. "in several
[00:14:56] countries, Netherlands, France, Germany and so on,
[00:14:59] and with that it has mastered another fantastic
[00:15:03] thing, a fantastic thing is drone versus
[00:15:07] drone combat and Ukraine is now doing that and it is something that,
[00:15:11] for example, has proven to be extremely critical in the Middle
[00:15:13] East, and now many countries, especially the United States and some
[00:15:17] other European countries are working on the development of the so-called system
[00:15:20] of early detection of drone movement
[00:15:23] and under..." the launch of small swarms of drones
[00:15:27] that are guided by artificial intelligence in terms of
[00:15:30] determining the change of their direction depending on the information
[00:15:33] they receive from sensors and interception.
[00:15:37] of drones, kamikaze drones in the air before they reach
[00:15:41] the target zone. That's the key now. Yes, you mentioned
[00:15:45] Trump, just now, how actually, uh, with his
[00:15:47] return to the head of the United States,
[00:15:50] Washington moved away from the conflict between Ukraine and
[00:15:54] Russia. Uh, Trump also announced a withdrawal from the
[00:15:58] NATO Alliance. That didn't happen completely, but that
[00:16:01] disinterest of the United States is visible. It somehow seems that they have
[00:16:04] left it to the European countries. Uh,
[00:16:08] what will NATO be like if the United States really
[00:16:12] turns its back on that alliance, can Europe, or rather
[00:16:15] European NATO members preserve the alliance in
[00:16:18] its capacity as it was until now? Look,
[00:16:22] the United States will not leave NATO, not because
[00:16:26] they might not want to due to reduced engagement
[00:16:29] of their military forces and financial resources. You forgot
[00:16:33] one critical point that is appearing on
[00:16:35] the horizon.
[00:16:37] The global, so to speak, war crisis
[00:16:41] is the north, meaning
[00:16:44] climate changes are occurring, glaciers are melting,
[00:16:47] a passable route is forming, so to speak,
[00:16:51] for movement from the Pacific
[00:16:54] to the Atlantic Ocean over the North
[00:16:58] Pole, that area is, and with that Canada
[00:17:01] and Alaska are directly threatened,
[00:17:04] i.e. the key , so to speak, zones
[00:17:08] of interest of the United States,
[00:17:11] that's why they need Finland, that's why they need Norway, Sweden,
[00:17:14] Denmark and so on, Greenland etc. At this
[00:17:18] moment, all we are seeing is a struggle for positions in terms of
[00:17:22] gaining zones where new American forces will be installed
[00:17:26] with the aim of creating, as Mr.
[00:17:29] Putin, Mr. Trump
[00:17:32] says, his golden dome. Yes, finally I will
[00:17:35] ask you one more thing, is it that...
[00:17:37] today a greater threat is actually a classic ground offensive or
[00:17:41] somewhere the power to paralyze the enemy's energy,
[00:17:44] logistics and communications with drones and missiles, even
[00:17:48] when the enemy is actually hundreds of kilometers away
[00:17:52] from the first concept, the so-called Fofa
[00:17:56] 2000 system, while it was still being developed in the Soviet
[00:17:59] Union, the United States and Europe were afraid
[00:18:03] that the Soviet army
[00:18:05] would advance through East Germany into... West Germany and reach the Atlantic Ocean
[00:18:09] and they calculated 100 km per day that Soviet
[00:18:13] tank units would reach the Atlantic Ocean
[00:18:16] very quickly in two to three days and then they
[00:18:20] created their so-called Fofa defense, deep
[00:18:23] action in the rear to concentrate
[00:18:26] Soviet Union forces and destroy those forces,
[00:18:29] destroy the logistical concept, that is the current situation
[00:18:33] that Ukraine is doing, so that is, so to speak.
[00:18:37] the key to future military conflicts, destroy the enemy before they even
[00:18:41] started, yes, but many, when the conflict in
[00:18:44] Ukraine started, actually predicted that Russia would very soon have
[00:18:48] to give up,
[00:18:51] both because of the economy and because of citizen pressure, and both
[00:18:55] have survived four years, you forget one
[00:18:58] thing, that the democratic system in the world has been completely disrupted,
[00:19:02] a system that was based on clear rules
[00:19:05] of conduct for states in crisis situations, that's what
[00:19:09] Putin did, that's what Trump did, right, now Xi is doing it,
[00:19:12] meaning we have three great powers,
[00:19:15] where we have three great leaders, great leaders who do not recognize
[00:19:19] democracy, do not recognize any laws, they make
[00:19:23] decisions on behalf of their states, in accordance with
[00:19:26] that we should accept that in the coming
[00:19:30] decades that are ahead of us, the system is disrupted and
[00:19:33] it still needs to be established, I want to ask you, will the system
[00:19:37] return to its original state after the departure of, say, rulers or
[00:19:40] do you expect that the next ones who replace them will not, I
[00:19:44] expect that in the United States that will happen, but Xi remains, Putin
[00:19:48] remains for surely another 10 years if God saves him,
[00:19:52] yes, biology will have its say, yes, thank you very much Mr. Zečević for
[00:19:55] being our guest and for talking about these topics, you're welcome, Merko Zečević, military
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[00:22:04] The political crisis in the Una-Sana Canton in recent weeks
[00:22:07] has attracted great attention from the BiH public. After the dismissal of the Una-Sana
[00:22:10] Canton government, the formation of a new majority, the dispute over
[00:22:14] procedures and the decision of the Constitutional Court of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which
[00:22:17] temporarily halted the dismissal of the cantonal government. Mustafa Ružnić
[00:22:21] once again found himself in the focus of political events, whether it is a legitimate
[00:22:25] attempt to change power or a violation of constitutional procedures, what
[00:22:28] consequences the crisis leaves on institutions and citizens, and what follows after the decision
[00:22:32] of the Constitutional Court, we are discussing this with the Prime Minister of the Una-Sana Canton,
[00:22:36] the aforementioned Mustafa Ružnić. Mr. Ružnić, good day and thank
[00:22:39] you for speaking for N1.
[00:22:42] Good day to you, good day to all our, your viewers and
[00:22:45] a big thank you for the invitation to be a guest. Let's try to
[00:22:49] explain what... has been happening in recent days in the Una-Sana Canton. The Constitutional Court
[00:22:53] of the Federation has temporarily suspended the decisions on the dismissal
[00:22:56] of the government. Do you believe that this confirms your view that
[00:23:00] procedures were actually violated during the takeover of power, or
[00:23:03] are you waiting for the final decision?
[00:23:06] Well, first of all, I must say that an unprecedented shame happened in the Una-Sana
[00:23:10] Canton, an unprecedented shame
[00:23:12] and betrayal of the Krajina and a violation
[00:23:16] of the Constitution. We were on the night of August
[00:23:19] 10th to 11th, we had a session of the assembly
[00:23:23] when a new majority was reached, where we congratulated the new
[00:23:27] majority, uh, called on them to act purely
[00:23:30] constitutionally, to dismiss the government, to appoint a new
[00:23:34] government, however, when it came to invoking
[00:23:37] vital national interest, after voting by clubs of
[00:23:41] peoples, the dismissal of the government did not get the necessary majority,
[00:23:45] then what happened was a, I think, uh,
[00:23:49] a constitutional coup where the parliamentary majority,
[00:23:51] disrespecting the constitution, disrespecting the regulations, continued
[00:23:55] further, it adopted conclusions that derogated from the constitution and
[00:23:58] the rules of procedure of the assembly, mm it continued further with
[00:24:02] its work, contrary to what the constitution
[00:24:06] and institutions of this country mm, of course, reports to the Constitutional Court
[00:24:09] followed, the Constitutional Court accepted that it would
[00:24:13] discuss the merits of the vital national interest
[00:24:16] uh especially, and when it comes to appointment procedures.
[00:24:20] "The Constitutional Court has suspended the decisions, i.e., the implementation of those
[00:24:23] decisions and the decisions on dismissal, and the decisions on the appointment of all decisions made
[00:24:27] by the newly appointed government,
[00:24:31] so our warning about the violation
[00:24:34] of the constitution, we respect every majority, meaning even though
[00:24:37] that day, it was clear that that new majority was not very stable,
[00:24:41] they have big problems within themselves, that was shown in these ten
[00:24:45] days, but that night they were in a great
[00:24:48] hurry, and in that hurry exactly the violations
[00:24:52] of the constitution happened, and that is what the Constitutional Court confirmed, that we acted
[00:24:55] correctly, that the new parliamentary majority claims to have legitimacy because
[00:24:59] it gathers a sufficient number of representatives, so is
[00:25:02] the problem exclusively procedural or do you believe that
[00:25:06] there are other reasons behind it, including political
[00:25:09] trade-offs?
[00:25:11] Well, look, uh, that new majority, as they themselves
[00:25:15] characterized themselves, a majority or a coalition of desperate people
[00:25:18] precisely... "speaks to their strength, precisely speaks to their
[00:25:22] way of acting, how they
[00:25:26] want to come to power, well, the very
[00:25:29] image, uh, of violating the constitution and procedures
[00:25:32] and solving certain issues by force,
[00:25:35] that alone speaks volumes about the political capacity in question
[00:25:39] and the Constitutional Court best commented on that
[00:25:42] and what received great, great
[00:25:45] public criticism for such a political collapse that
[00:25:49] happened." to those political parties that are within
[00:25:52] that uh new coalition of desperadoes, you say
[00:25:55] a coalition of desperadoes, what exactly do you blame the parties
[00:25:59] for who tried to form a new government of the Unsko-Sanski Canton.
[00:26:03] why such a name? well,
[00:26:05] if I say at the very beginning, if I just say at the very beginning,
[00:26:08] that means uh, we clearly said, that means you come
[00:26:12] to power with a coalition of 16
[00:26:15] hands and more, whoever has 16 hands
[00:26:18] can uh appoint, dismiss the old government, appoint the government
[00:26:22] according to the prescribed procedures and we clearly
[00:26:25] said that, here you go, you have a new coalition majority,
[00:26:29] how strong it is or how not, that will be seen and... at this moment
[00:26:33] you have 16 hands, here you go, of course,
[00:26:36] precisely that their strength was reflected in
[00:26:39] that readiness, in that bloodthirsty desire for power
[00:26:43] that they are ready to violate the constitution to come
[00:26:46] to come to to to to power, of course there
[00:26:49] are uh several dissatisfied representatives who
[00:26:53] were not on the lists, uh
[00:26:56] the very parties that represent the majority have
[00:27:00] dissatisfaction within their clubs.
[00:27:03] and so that majority of 16 showed
[00:27:05] precisely uh its true picture that
[00:27:09] it is actually as they themselves characterized it, that they are
[00:27:13] a coalition of desperadoes who were ready to inflict a great
[00:27:17] shame that just these month days or how many days we have ten
[00:27:20] days until the start of the election campaign, another ugly
[00:27:24] image from the Unsko-Sanski Canton is sent, no one deserves that, neither
[00:27:27] our citizens nor our region nor our canton such
[00:27:31] a behavior. behavior, do you expect
[00:27:34] that the final decision of the Constitutional Court will fully actually
[00:27:37] confirm the legality of your government's work or do you even leave
[00:27:40] the possibility of a different
[00:27:42] outcome?
[00:27:45] well, as for the Constitutional Court, it clearly stated
[00:27:48] that we acted correctly, it says
[00:27:52] that the Constitutional Court ordered uh that
[00:27:55] the decisions of the assembly not be applied, and the very
[00:27:58] statement of the Constitutional Court when it comes to vital national interest, I do not...
[00:28:02] I do not want to prejudge the court's decisions, we
[00:28:06] clearly know what we pointed out, how
[00:28:09] and in what way uh there was a withdrawal of vital national interest
[00:28:13] and what is requested from the Constitutional Court and we will certainly
[00:28:16] respect the final decision and if this decision had been different,
[00:28:20] meaning if they had said that they were right, that they did not violate
[00:28:23] the procedures, we would have respected that, thanked them,
[00:28:26] but we clearly knew that on that night
[00:28:29] from the 10th to the 11th of August uh... they went by force to
[00:28:33] take over power and to make a constitutional coup just to get
[00:28:37] to the armchairs, exactly what happened happened, their
[00:28:41] armchairs remained empty and their reputation remained tarnished forever,
[00:28:44] yes, but what about the citizens? the citizens had a situation for several days
[00:28:47] which the media described as the existence of two
[00:28:51] governments in the canton, how much did such a crisis
[00:28:54] jeopardize the functioning of institutions, and then the trust of citizens
[00:28:57] after all, to
[00:29:00] say, we immediately uh a good part... of the work we did in the first 10
[00:29:03] days of August of current obligations we
[00:29:06] solved, these ten days while it was not functioning,
[00:29:10] that, mm, it was felt, yes, towards
[00:29:13] budget users, but already yesterday after
[00:29:16] taking over, we started working, today we held the first government
[00:29:20] sessions, we have already launched certain incentive programs, we have already
[00:29:23] launched certain funds towards municipalities and cities, we have already
[00:29:27] launched funds when it comes to civil protection and damages to the municipality of Sanski
[00:29:30] Most, so that... "we continue to work at full capacity,
[00:29:34] let me say we have quite
[00:29:37] balanced that situation that was in that
[00:29:41] kind of vacuum for about ten days, although
[00:29:45] uh the old government in an attempt
[00:29:48] had a decision from the assembly that they were uh elected
[00:29:52] even though they went with reports and with uh to
[00:29:56] to the bank when it comes to the bank and depositing card card
[00:29:59] deposited signatures and they went to the tax office and so
[00:30:03] on, but the Constitutional Court annulled
[00:30:06] all that and it's starting from scratch, so here we
[00:30:10] continued working, so here our budget, do you mean to say that everything that
[00:30:14] the previous government did for 10 days or however long it was in
[00:30:17] power uh was not legal or rather
[00:30:20] does not have uh legal weight, does not have legal
[00:30:24] support, that's right, that's what uh the operative part of
[00:30:27] the court's decision stated which explicitly ordered that the decisions
[00:30:31] that were made at the assembly.
[00:30:33] uh on the 9th uh 10th to the 9th uh 10th to
[00:30:37] the 11th uh of August uh cannot
[00:30:41] uh be applied and all decisions that arose from those
[00:30:44] decisions cannot be applied, so we had a full day
[00:30:48] of work yesterday, all these days that happened, certain decisions
[00:30:52] by departments, by ministries, we had to
[00:30:54] list all those decisions and declare them null and void,
[00:30:58] Mr. Ružnić, how much...