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[00:00:00] Action of term savings in KM or EUR with a fixed
[00:00:03] rate spark bank.
[00:00:35] why I chose that, and
[00:00:40] Good evening, dear viewers, welcome to
[00:00:42] the news.
[00:00:46] Fires across Bosnia and Herzegovina. The one in Trnovo
[00:00:50] caused air pollution in the main BH city.
[00:00:53] Firefighters visibly exhausted.
[00:00:57] We don't even know what we're called anymore.
[00:01:02] By the end of the show, among other things,
[00:01:04] watch.
[00:01:09] More and more criminal charges for glorifying war criminal
[00:01:12] Ratko Mladić about the funeral in Belgrade finally also Dragan
[00:01:16] Ćović. While we deal with
[00:01:19] history, I'm afraid that we will be buried in the mud of the past
[00:01:23] which is not good.
[00:01:27] Vučić called elections in Serbia for October
[00:01:30] 20th and 25th.
[00:01:34] The 33rd anniversary of the suffering of Croats in
[00:01:37] Grabovica was marked.
[00:01:42] End of the long heat wave, rapid drop
[00:01:46] in temperature from tomorrow.
[00:01:53] We are all waiting for the rain, it will come soon. Until then,
[00:01:56] we breathe poor quality air. It is hardest for
[00:01:59] those who are extinguishing numerous fires and those who live near
[00:02:03] the fire.
[00:02:06] The fire in the Trnovo area does not subside, today it is burning in four
[00:02:10] locations, in Presjenica, Ostojići, and Hoiti on
[00:02:13] Treskavica. The fires have been active for days. Teams are
[00:02:17] the Ministry of Transport and constantly on the ground, visibly exhausted. We don't even know what
[00:02:20] we are called anymore, all of them, my employees,
[00:02:24] who have been here for six days, in fact, we are already late since
[00:02:27] Šabići, that's about nine days. "We are on the ground
[00:02:31] every day, every day until 10 pm at night, we are exhausted, but
[00:02:34] what can you do, we have to endure until it rains, until it happens, we have to endure.
[00:02:38] The extinguishing is difficult due to the difficult terrain, an additional problem are
[00:02:42] mine-suspected areas due to which access to certain
[00:02:45] parts of the fire line is impossible, we had a risky area
[00:02:49] in Presjenica, you cannot enter to extinguish the fire there, but you have to wait
[00:02:52] in places when it comes out here to an accessible
[00:02:56] area to stop it there. The fire managed to approach
[00:02:59] residential buildings in Presinica last night, but fortunately
[00:03:02] they were defended, the fight has been going on for several days in Ostojići where
[00:03:06] support to voluntary and professional firefighters is provided by
[00:03:09] members of Sarajevo Šume, locals, utility companies and
[00:03:13] the police. Last night it was, it was a little tricky, last night here, the fire
[00:03:17] started down towards the village, luckily, this one neighbor has a tractor so
[00:03:21] we somehow dragged water with the tractor, we extinguished it with shovels and
[00:03:24] we managed to suppress it, some stayed on duty, some came at
[00:03:28] four then another shift. how all day and night, you
[00:03:31] see for yourselves how it is, this corner is now the most important, this part
[00:03:35] above so that it doesn't go into the village, so that the village is saved, 5-6
[00:03:38] km is already to the right down there, meaning everything is going towards the village,
[00:03:42] that was saved, now this part is being saved here,
[00:03:45] this, the biggest problem are the fires that
[00:03:48] smolder underground, so even when it seems that the fire
[00:03:51] has been extinguished, after some time it reactivates and breaks out to
[00:03:55] the surface, firefighters are hoping for air support, it could
[00:03:59] arrive soon on... Treskavica. The Civil Protection of the Municipality of Trnovo sent an official letter to
[00:04:03] the Ministry this armed forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina for the engagement
[00:04:06] of helicopters for Treskavica mountain because
[00:04:11] Mrkonja, you are watching sports news on it is impossible to extinguish the fire from the ground. The terrain is inaccessible.
[00:04:14] While fires rage, smoke descends into Sarajevo. That is why the air
[00:04:17] today was characterized as unhealthy. Currently, in
[00:04:20] the Sarajevo basin, the state of stable atmosphere
[00:04:24] which has no significant movement of air masses neither
[00:04:27] horizontally nor vertically and in that way. it favors
[00:04:30] the retention of polluted air in the ground layers
[00:04:34] of the atmosphere, the population besides, well
[00:04:37] the unpleasant smell, right, has problems, right, with
[00:04:41] inhaling that
[00:04:44] polluted air, a change in weather that should
[00:04:47] bring rain and clear the air, is expected in the next two days, until
[00:04:51] then the fight against fires continues throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:04:54] yesterday it was burning on Igman, and with a quick reaction the fire was extinguished in the
[00:04:58] area of Tuzla... Canton, fires are active in several
[00:05:01] locations, and for Živinice and Kladanj, air support was requested.
[00:05:05] The fire near Drvar was finally brought under control, so the
[00:05:08] engagement of helicopters was canceled. A large fire in
[00:05:12] the area of Konjic was brought under control during the night, but in the
[00:05:15] area of the city there are still several active fire sites.
[00:05:19] Firefighters at numerous fire sites remain on the ground, while the final
[00:05:23] calming of the situation is expected only with a change in
[00:05:26] weather conditions. Feđakulina
[00:05:28] N1.
[00:05:33] We are only at the beginning when it comes to the consequences of such a funeral
[00:05:37] of war criminal Ratko Mladić in Belgrade. Minister of Defense
[00:05:40] Zukan Helez announced that he... filed charges against 37
[00:05:44] members of the armed forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina for glorifying
[00:05:48] the war criminal, an employee of the Ministry of Human Rights and
[00:05:51] Refugees glorified Mladić, proceedings have been
[00:05:54] initiated against her. So, we are only at
[00:05:56] the beginning.
[00:05:59] Last night Aleksandar Vučić waited for the show on RTS to respond to the head of
[00:06:03] BH diplomacy on the expulsion of Serbian diplomats from Bosnia and
[00:06:06] Herzegovina. Without mentioning once why Ratko
[00:06:09] Mladić was convicted in The Hague, Vučić said several
[00:06:13] times that the reason for the attacks from the region, and thus from Sarajevo, is not the funeral of Mladić
[00:06:17] but hatred due to Serbia's economic success, not
[00:06:20] citing evidence of that economic success, he told Sarajevo:
[00:06:24] we will not rush, we will not
[00:06:26] retaliate with hysterical reactions in any
[00:06:29] way, we will make rational decisions, there will
[00:06:33] of course be reciprocal measures, but slowly, while the
[00:06:36] positions of the opposition in Republika Srpska are united that Konaković did not have the right to such
[00:06:40] a move, no one mentions the reasons, although Vučić
[00:06:44] further claims that Mladić's funeral was not a state matter, Edin
[00:06:48] For does not doubt it. This behavior that we could
[00:06:52] see in recent days regarding the death of convicted war
[00:06:55] criminal is the official policy
[00:06:58] of Belgrade. It is a policy contrary to something that is
[00:07:01] called a policy of reconciliation and togetherness and so on, for which people
[00:07:05] in the entire region are ready, but it is obvious
[00:07:08] that the regime in Belgrade is not ready for that, and...
[00:07:12] the regime in Banja Luka follows. Dragan Čović finally
[00:07:15] spoke about this, he did not speak about Serbia's responsibility, he spoke about
[00:07:19] mothers and the rule of law. And when it comes to that crime,
[00:07:22] i.e. genocide, but mothers or women are the biggest
[00:07:25] victims of every war. They carry the most suffering
[00:07:29] directly, firstly, they were not, mostly they did not wear uniforms and
[00:07:32] weapons, and the suffering went through their backs. And we must
[00:07:36] understand that we must understand every mother who
[00:07:40] grieves for her loved ones, and that is why I said. as long as we deal with
[00:07:43] history, I am afraid that we will be buried in the mud of the past,
[00:07:47] which is not good, Bosnia and Herzegovina, the criminal law is very
[00:07:50] clear about that, that nothing needs to be added, it is a legal
[00:07:54] state, whether we respect it or not respect it. Unlike
[00:07:57] Čović, Croatian officials in the Republic of Croatia, former
[00:08:01] current direct and I certainly
[00:08:04] put them in the same basket, of course, both Serbia and Republika Srpska
[00:08:08] when we talk about Ratko
[00:08:10] Mladić and the funeral and everything. about what was done there, seen
[00:08:14] and done, but here are the moves that
[00:08:17] must begin to be made, they must become preventive, it seems to
[00:08:20] me that the burial of war criminal
[00:08:24] Ratko Mladić,
[00:08:27] that is first and foremost an event that should
[00:08:30] completely change that
[00:08:33] long-standing policy of appeasement towards Aleksandar
[00:08:36] Vučić by the European Union.
[00:08:39] Serbia must join the European Union, that it is in Croatia's interest. "in the interest
[00:08:43] of the European Union, I truly support their path, but
[00:08:46] the scenes we saw these days will not help
[00:08:49] anyone, they may short-term act as
[00:08:52] populism, but I don't see Serbia profiting from this long-term
[00:08:56] in any way. In the meantime, more and more
[00:09:00] European countries, but also parliamentarians are calling Serbia to account,
[00:09:04] after Marta Kosi officially withdrew from her visit to Belgrade,
[00:09:07] the president of the European People's Party, the largest political group in the European
[00:09:11] Parliament, Weber stated on his X
[00:09:14] network profile that the events surrounding Mladić's funeral
[00:09:17] undermine trust in Serbia's commitment to values and
[00:09:21] principles that are fundamental to its European
[00:09:24] path. Let's remember that the Serbian Progressive Party has the status of an associated
[00:09:28] member of the EPP since 2016. But
[00:09:31] that allegedly Weber himself was until now responsible for the rather
[00:09:34] conciliatory attitude of European officials towards Belgrade. The chairman of the Bundestag Committee on
[00:09:38] Foreign Affairs also reacted, calling on the European
[00:09:41] Union to suspend accession negotiations with
[00:09:45] Serbia. Will there be a change in Brussels' attitude towards
[00:09:48] Serbia, Vedran Džihić, a researcher at the Institute for International
[00:09:51] Politics in Vienna says, what we have seen
[00:09:54] so far is quite mild. Now the only
[00:09:57] question that arises is whether Europe at this
[00:10:00] moment is sufficiently decisive and ready
[00:10:04] to draw some, to take some more radical
[00:10:08] steps towards Serbia in the midst of the election campaign. One of the
[00:10:11] proposals. is what we hear, for example, yesterday,
[00:10:15] today, also this morning from Brussels, that some parties,
[00:10:18] some representatives of political parties in the European Parliament,
[00:10:21] and some representatives of the capitals of the European Union.
[00:10:25] have considered placing Serbia, in fact,
[00:10:28] on a side track of the European integration process and
[00:10:31] withholding all financial support.
[00:10:35] According to Džehić, next week could show
[00:10:39] in which direction Brussels' relations with Belgrade will develop. Will
[00:10:43] the President of the European Commission also bypass
[00:10:46] Serbia on her announced trip to the Western Balkans? Tina
[00:10:50] Elindizdar,
[00:10:51] N1.
[00:10:54] The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, signed a decree
[00:10:57] dissolving the National Assembly and called early parliamentary elections for
[00:11:01] October 25th.
[00:11:04] I hereby issue a decree dissolving the National Assembly
[00:11:07] of the Republic of Serbia. Under one. I dissolve the National
[00:11:11] Assembly of the Republic of Serbia elected on December 17,
[00:11:15] 2023. This decree
[00:11:19] enters into force on the day of its publication in the Official
[00:11:21] Gazette of the Republic of Serbia.
[00:11:33] Dear citizens, pursuant to Article 109, paragraph
[00:11:36] six of the Constitution of the Republic of Serbia, Article 20,
[00:11:40] paragraph three of the Law on the President of the Republic and Article
[00:11:43] 59 of the Law on the Election of Members of Parliament,
[00:11:46] I hereby issue a decision on calling
[00:11:49] elections for Members of Parliament.
[00:11:53] Under one, I call elections for Members of Parliament for October
[00:11:57] 25, 2026.
[00:12:00] Under two. The deadlines for performing election activities
[00:12:03] begin to run from the day this decision enters into force. Under
[00:12:07] three. Elections for Members of Parliament will be conducted by the bodies for
[00:12:11] conducting elections pursuant to the provisions of the Law on the Election of Members of
[00:12:14] Parliament. Under four, this decision enters
[00:12:18] into force on the day of its publication in the Official Gazette of the Republic
[00:12:21] of Serbia.
[00:12:25] And here's what some Serbian citizens expect from the early
[00:12:28] elections, what do you expect from the elections?
[00:12:32] Victory? Whose? Well, the opposition's.
[00:12:35] Student hope dies last, so
[00:12:39] I think it's possible. I expect Aleksandar
[00:12:43] Vučić to win. The people who are currently
[00:12:47] running the country, I think they are doing a good job and I think he will be re-elected.
[00:12:50] I'm sure the students will win
[00:12:54] 100%. Where does such conviction come from? Well,
[00:12:57] from the mood of the people. I communicate with a lot
[00:13:00] of people. It will be difficult for us, there will be attempts at theft,
[00:13:04] we are aware of that, we are all involved, in some way
[00:13:07] we will try to defend democracy in any case. I fear,
[00:13:10] especially based on the fact that he constantly shifts the blame to
[00:13:14] blockades and I don't know who else students and others that they are responsible
[00:13:17] for causing unrest and the like. these young people have done something,
[00:13:21] the elections will be uncertain. What
[00:13:25] elections? We should normally choose who
[00:13:28] we should choose, we have plenty of smart people in the country, people should
[00:13:31] run, I have no desire to run, many people know me,
[00:13:35] you know, I think I would get a lot of votes as an honest man,
[00:13:38] like this, but I'm glad that young people have gotten involved
[00:13:41] in any way and that they have realized that
[00:13:45] the future belongs to them in one way or
[00:13:49] another, of course the students will win, that's it, nothing
[00:13:52] less than that, nothing else is even possible.
[00:13:55] to happen, because if it doesn't
[00:13:57] happen,
[00:14:00] I think it's definitely
[00:14:02] the end of reason in this
[00:14:04] Serbia.
[00:14:07] More news from
[00:14:08] the region soon.
[00:14:13] Croatia, new findings on illegal waste, in
[00:14:15] Benkovac, microplastics, in Gospić, eternal
[00:14:19] chemicals.
[00:14:25] The 33rd anniversary of the suffering of 33
[00:14:28] Croatian civilians killed by members of the Army of the Republic of Bosnia and
[00:14:31] Herzegovina in Grabovica near Mostar was marked. The families
[00:14:34] of the victims once again recalled the extent of the crime and the fact
[00:14:38] that the remains of all those killed have not yet been found and
[00:14:42] identified. Only the complete remains of two
[00:14:45] victims were found.
[00:14:48] The renovated home of Tomislav Drežnjak in Grabovica today reminds us of the life that
[00:14:52] once existed here. He last saw his mother and sister there,
[00:14:55] both were killed on September 9th, their remains were found,
[00:14:59] but not complete, I was here when it happened, we went
[00:15:03] over the hills and so we barely saved ourselves and so,
[00:15:07] me and my late friend, old man, wounded in both
[00:15:10] legs, he was sitting here at home on this chair here,
[00:15:14] he was wounded in both legs and then the ambulance
[00:15:18] came and took him to Jablanica, his mother stayed there, his sister stayed
[00:15:21] there and so they, well, nine.
[00:15:25] Nine of them were all killed. Among those who lost their loved ones in Grabovica
[00:15:28] is Ante Marić. His mother and sister were killed during that day.
[00:15:32] Today, as he lays flowers before the monument, he again reminds us that the responsibility
[00:15:36] for this crime has not been fully clarified, you have
[00:15:39] five convicted for two families, how come they don't know who
[00:15:43] the other one is, or did they admit only for five to
[00:15:46] get a lighter sentence, I mean, pure logic, pure
[00:15:50] everything, but that's how it is, and it's
[00:15:54] so hard, it's hard for me every day, I'm here, now I'm retired and
[00:15:58] I came back every day, especially today, I just
[00:16:01] think about what they went through these two days,
[00:16:04] among the killed was also four-year-old Mladenka, the youngest victim
[00:16:08] of Grabovica, entire families died, and behind them remained houses
[00:16:12] and memories that today testify to the life that was violently ended here.
[00:16:15] Time does its thing, but Mladenka's body is gone, Ljubica
[00:16:19] is gone, gone, Matija Stopalo, Ivan, he's gone too,
[00:16:23] also from Pole, Mladen as well. That's
[00:16:26] it, those are some of the most painful things. However, along with pain and
[00:16:29] the question of responsibility, messages come from this place that the memory of the victims must not
[00:16:33] be a reason for new divisions. Peace and reconciliation are possible, as stated,
[00:16:37] only when due respect is paid to the victims, and the truth about their
[00:16:40] suffering is accepted and recognized. That memory of them is always
[00:16:44] alive, not even years can erase it, but what we
[00:16:48] can and should do, erase and delete
[00:16:51] evil, so that it truly never happens
[00:16:55] anywhere again, let there truly be peace, let there be harmony,
[00:16:58] because only in peace and harmony will we all be happy,
[00:17:01] sad, sad and nothing more, as long as
[00:17:05] they don't come together. one, two, and three in the same place
[00:17:09] of suffering, there is no reconciliation. And while families are still searching for their
[00:17:13] loved ones, justice for them remains unfinished, before domestic courts for
[00:17:16] crimes in Grabovica, five former members of the Army of BiH have been legally convicted
[00:17:20] for individual murders, for a wider crime against the civilian population
[00:17:24] as well as on the basis of command responsibility, no one has been
[00:17:27] legally convicted. Dženana Kaminćpuce, N1,
[00:17:31] Grabovica.
[00:17:34] Police officers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic
[00:17:37] of Srpska handed over to the Prosecutor's Office of Bosnia and Herzegovina three persons who were
[00:17:41] arrested yesterday as part of the operational action Amadeus. Handed over
[00:17:45] were Milutin Mića Danilović, Aleksandar Nikolić and Vladimir
[00:17:48] Grubačić. They are suspected of the serious criminal offense of organized
[00:17:51] crime, in connection with unauthorized trafficking in narcotic
[00:17:55] drugs, as well as unauthorized trafficking in weapons, military equipment and
[00:17:58] dual-use items.
[00:17:59] namjene.
[00:18:03] Now an announced story from Croatia, new expert findings on illegally
[00:18:07] deposited waste in Benkovac and Gospić. In the Benkovac
[00:18:11] case, microplastics were found, even beyond the boundaries of the
[00:18:14] landfill itself. In Gospić,
[00:18:17] so-called eternal chemicals were confirmed, in
[00:18:20] concentrations lower than in similar landfills worldwide.
[00:18:24] USKOK published the results due to justified public interest,
[00:18:27] although the criminal proceedings against several individuals and companies are still not
[00:18:31] public. The investigation for illegal waste disposal
[00:18:34] was launched in February last year against the married
[00:18:37] couple Josip and Monika Šincek, eight other individuals and four
[00:18:41] companies. In March of this year, it was extended to three more Croatian
[00:18:45] citizens, whom USKOK suspects of serious criminal offenses against
[00:18:48] the environment related to illegal disposal of hazardous
[00:18:51] waste.
[00:18:55] It's sad that it happens like that something
[00:18:59] to our country which is good
[00:19:02] and now they are doing evil that is not needed. It's,
[00:19:06] I don't know. "What would I say? Condemnable,
[00:19:10] considering it's your place, do you think it should be
[00:19:13] remedied as soon as possible? Well, surely it should be, it shouldn't have even
[00:19:17] happened if it were normal, but what can you do when it has already happened, then
[00:19:21] remedy it, it's not right that it's like
[00:19:24] that, but there are people who are responsible so let them
[00:19:27] investigate, everything needs to be remedied, everything leaves some
[00:19:30] trace, beginning and end
[00:19:34] who buried it, who brought it in." and everything is
[00:19:38] known, people just need to discover it, well,
[00:19:41] that's right, then the waters are poisonous, we can't drink them, we're already complaining about
[00:19:45] the waters, these spring waters,
[00:19:48] and it's even worse like this, not just water, but everything else will be
[00:19:51] polluted, the air and nature and
[00:19:54] agriculture.
[00:19:58] Soon also news from around the world, stay with
[00:20:00] us.
[00:20:03] The price of oil on the global market reached $100 per
[00:20:07] barrel for the first time since July.
[00:20:08] Bosnia and Herzegovina is working to
[00:20:13] improve air connectivity with Europe and the world. With four
[00:20:16] international airports, it is currently connected by direct flights to more
[00:20:20] than 50 destinations, the network is further expanding.
[00:20:23] Sarajevo will get three new European routes in December, while
[00:20:27] negotiations are underway to connect with distant markets.
[00:20:31] Connecting Sarajevo with European
[00:20:34] capitals is one of the priorities for the development of air
[00:20:37] traffic. Sarajevo International Airport currently has
[00:20:41] direct flights to 40 destinations, the network will soon
[00:20:44] be further expanded. Earlier we therefore. determined
[00:20:48] a strategy to connect the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina with the capitals
[00:20:52] of the member countries of the European Union, so we have
[00:20:56] announced, in addition to the capital of the Republic of Turkey, Ankara, Berlin, the capital
[00:20:59] of Germany, the capital of France, Paris,
[00:21:03] uh, the connection of the capital of Bosnia and
[00:21:06] Herzegovina with the main capitals of the Czech Republic,
[00:21:09] Prague, Slovakia, Bratislava, by increasing the frequencies
[00:21:12] to Berlin. When we combine the networks of Sarajevo, Tuzla, Banja Luka
[00:21:15] and Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina is... connected by direct
[00:21:19] flights to more than 50 different
[00:21:22] destinations, including Frankfurt, Stockholm,
[00:21:25] Rome, London, Ankara, Istanbul, Copenhagen, Oslo,
[00:21:28] Dubai and Doha, already from December Sarajevo will be connected
[00:21:31] to three more European cities, flights to Berlin and Bratislava
[00:21:35] begin on December 3, and to Prague on December 18.
[00:21:39] I think the quality of service at Sarajevo Airport has been excellent. If
[00:21:43] we look at what has happened since 2019,
[00:21:46] we see that air connectivity of Bosnia and Herzegovina has increased by
[00:21:50] 40% compared to previous years, and the increase in
[00:21:53] the number of passengers is 29%. So
[00:21:56] we can say that the role of the airport in economic development as
[00:22:00] an investment and for tourism is crucial and
[00:22:03] will continue to be crucial. Europe is not the only market with which
[00:22:07] Bosnia and Herzegovina wants to be better connected. Transoceanic destinations
[00:22:11] are also in focus. Intensive discussions are underway with American
[00:22:14] airlines, especially regarding connections with the East Coast
[00:22:18] of the USA, and discussions have also been opened with Chinese
[00:22:21] airlines. We have, over the past few months, but also in previous years,
[00:22:24] but over the past few months, intensified discussions and
[00:22:28] negotiations with several American airlines,
[00:22:31] there have been certain breakthroughs, so to
[00:22:35] speak, uh, this whole story regarding
[00:22:38] direct flights, Sarajevo, of course, the East
[00:22:41] Coast of the United States of America is taking on
[00:22:44] a certain shape. We have opened discussions with
[00:22:47] airlines in the People's Republic
[00:22:50] of China, given that Chinese tourists and visitors no
[00:22:53] longer need visas. The opening of new
[00:22:57] routes also depends on the conditions of business in air traffic.
[00:23:00] Rising costs, fuel prices, and airport taxes can affect
[00:23:04] the decisions of airline companies. In
[00:23:07] Communications, they warn that a possible reduction in the number of routes
[00:23:11] would most affect smaller airports and markets like Bosnia and
[00:23:14] Herzegovina. Such a disruption in the
[00:23:17] sector can lead to airline companies,
[00:23:21] of which there are not many, you only have a few large
[00:23:23] groups, if they start fighting for their survival
[00:23:27] and for their profitability, the first to suffer
[00:23:30] damage will be smaller airports, we must
[00:23:33] address our tax, which is one of the biggest obstacles
[00:23:37] for, especially for uh,
[00:23:39] companies, so-called low cost companies. With new European
[00:23:43] destinations, the ambition remains to connect with other
[00:23:46] continents. Sarajevo is expanding its network of direct flights while... Tuzla,
[00:23:50] Banja Luka and Mostar further contribute to the country's
[00:23:54] air connectivity, and the challenge is also to ensure that new routes are also long-term
[00:23:57] sustainable. Nataša Kerezović,
[00:23:59] N1.
[00:24:05] The conflict between the United States and Iran entered a new
[00:24:09] dangerous phase after the US military destroyed five Iranian
[00:24:12] oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman, stating that it was a
[00:24:16] response to missile attacks on their warships. Tehran
[00:24:19] responded by launching ballistic missiles at a base in Jordan used
[00:24:23] by US forces, but Jordanian air defenses
[00:24:26] shot down 18-20 missiles with no casualties,
[00:24:30] due to escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and fear of supply
[00:24:33] disruptions, the price of Brent crude oil on the global
[00:24:37] market jumped to $100 per barrel.
[00:24:58] The United States has banned the import of a wide range
[00:25:01] of Canadian alcoholic beverages, motorcycles, dairy products,
[00:25:05] further escalating the trade conflict between the two
[00:25:08] countries. The measures, which come into effect on September 29,
[00:25:11] are a response to retaliatory Canadian tariffs introduced after the
[00:25:15] US previously imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods worth
[00:25:19] about 20 billion dollars, while Washington
[00:25:22] expands the list of tariffs to cheeses, paper and aluminum,
[00:25:25] with Donald Trump's threat to raise tariffs on cars from January
[00:25:29] 1, representatives of both sides continue talks in an attempt
[00:25:33] to find a
[00:25:33] solution.