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[00:00:00] the union and that negotiator, but here we see how much they actually
[00:00:03] are waiting, and is it
[00:00:07] actually, under the guise, certain
[00:00:10] politicians, do they not want that European path, they don't want that European Union, precisely because
[00:00:14] of, in quotation marks, "walnuts in their pockets" and what you were talking about, that there's
[00:00:18] a lot of that, but there's another thing, when it comes to
[00:00:22] the fact that the law on the High Judicial and Prosecutorial
[00:00:25] Council is not passing, that is one of the attempts by those who would
[00:00:29] want Bosnia and Herzegovina to be weaker so that they could strengthen
[00:00:33] state allocates the entities, or rather strengthen some separatist
[00:00:37] at the ambitions. When they oppose the adoption
[00:00:40] of such a law, it's not just about personal
[00:00:43] interest, it's about political interest, weakening
[00:00:47] the institutions of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina. You see
[00:00:50] how much time it takes to realize, for example,
[00:00:53] the election of judges.
[00:00:56] The moment the Constitutional Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:01:00] is "weakened in such a way that from
[00:01:04] the entity Republika Srpska, an order was given to withdraw
[00:01:07] judges from the Constitutional Court, that is an attack on
[00:01:10] a state institution. The moment when
[00:01:14] the Academy of Sciences and Arts of Bosnia and
[00:01:18] Herzegovina is not financed, it cannot be regularly registered in the court register at the level
[00:01:21] of the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina, as our
[00:01:24] national, state academy of sciences and arts, the moment
[00:01:28] when..." "the state does not want to finance some
[00:01:32] public services BHT or does not want to solve
[00:01:35] the issue of their financing and other
[00:01:39] institutions like the National Museum, the National University
[00:01:43] Library, that is all an attack on institutions
[00:01:47] which are, so to
[00:01:49] speak, the state's
[00:01:52] image, these are institutions by which the
[00:01:55] world knows us, that attacks on these institutions are coming precisely from the entity Republika
[00:01:59] Srpska, precisely..." it is from the current government and now
[00:02:03] reached some agreement at the question mm how much of a change
[00:02:06] can actually be brought about if
[00:02:10] the opposition wins in Republika Srpska, how
[00:02:14] much do you see the opposition from Republika Srpska as a more suitable
[00:02:17] partner compared to the current government with whom all these
[00:02:21] issues you were just talking about can be resolved. Unlike
[00:02:24] those who are now in power in Bosnia
[00:02:28] and Herzegovina. "I am more cautious here, mhm,
[00:02:32] I am not sure that it would be better
[00:02:35] if the opposition from Republika Srpska were in a coalition
[00:02:39] with parties from the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:02:42] My opinion is that this consensus
[00:02:45] on significant state issues
[00:02:49] must be resolved with the government and opposition from
[00:02:52] Republika Srpska and with the government and opposition from
[00:02:56] the federation. The model of closer cooperation has no..."
[00:03:00] bearing on whether someone is in opposition, someone is in power, we
[00:03:03] as NES were in opposition, but
[00:03:06] we supported all constructive proposals that were in favor
[00:03:09] of the state and of interest to the state of Bosnia and Herzegovina and its citizens,
[00:03:13] it doesn't matter that we were in opposition, we didn't want
[00:03:17] to be in power for the reasons I mentioned, but we didn't
[00:03:20] oppose, we didn't create obstacles, we supported
[00:03:23] processes that were in the interest of the state and
[00:03:26] citizens, here we really lack... we
[00:03:30] lack a bit mm a broader
[00:03:33] picture of the state and government in the state among
[00:03:36] politicians, political parties from the federation that united
[00:03:39] to form a government with SNSD
[00:03:42] as if they wanted, as if they wanted as
[00:03:46] many positions as possible to be given to candidates,
[00:03:50] i.e., people from those
[00:03:52] parties. I,
[00:03:55] as a long-time university
[00:03:58] professor...
[00:04:00] researcher, I don't think that was a good
[00:04:03] approach, in the federation it was necessary to work
[00:04:07] so that pro-Bosnian forces in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:04:11] in the part of the entity federation, have a much
[00:04:14] better consensus on some state issues.
[00:04:18] I am not sure that in the period ahead of us
[00:04:22] we can safely count that if the opposition from Republika
[00:04:25] Srpska or
[00:04:28] the current opposition from the federation of Bosnia and
[00:04:32] Herzegovina were in power, that roses would
[00:04:34] bloom for us. Political dialogue,
[00:04:38] the fate of Bosnia and Herzegovina, these must
[00:04:41] be strategic political commitments,
[00:04:44] meaning dialogue, so that we don't fight and save the state,
[00:04:48] a functional state, a state that gets the job done, in which
[00:04:51] every citizen will be well, and of course,
[00:04:54] there are some questions of an international character,
[00:04:58] of an international character. Look, another question on which
[00:05:01] I have never heard, from 2022 until today, that
[00:05:05] any MP in the state has raised the question,
[00:05:08] you see, visas for citizens of Kosovo, whatever
[00:05:12] we think is irrelevant, it is very
[00:05:15] important, that
[00:05:19] concept of visas that we have maintained for citizens
[00:05:22] of Kosovo, while they unilaterally abolished visas for
[00:05:26] citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, well, it is known who is obstructing, is it, the resolution of that
[00:05:29] problem, it is known, it is one of the problems that is again linked
[00:05:33] to the same center of political power from the entity Republika Srpska,
[00:05:36] but the question of how the current opposition in Republika Srpska would define
[00:05:40] itself on that issue, the question is... how our political parties from the federation define themselves,
[00:05:44] I repeat, I have not heard a single MP
[00:05:49] level of the parliamentary assembly of Bosnia and
[00:05:52] Herzegovina, neither from the federation nor from the entity Republika
[00:05:56] Srpska, to raise the question of visas, why do I ask that? Well, I ask
[00:06:00] because our students from Kosovo who come to
[00:06:03] study at universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, specifically at the University of
[00:06:07] Sarajevo, I, as the rector of the university for eight
[00:06:10] years, struggled...
[00:06:12] learned with, in cooperation with my colleagues from Kosovo, that
[00:06:16] a professor from Kosovo from some
[00:06:19] university, with whom we have signed cooperation agreements, the University of Pristina, the University of
[00:06:22] Peć, the University
[00:06:26] of Prizren and so on, to come to participate in the defense of a
[00:06:29] doctoral dissertation or a candidate from Kosovo to come to
[00:06:33] Sarajevo at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics to defend a doctoral
[00:06:36] dissertation, we went through great suffering, both those
[00:06:40] candidates and those professors and us, I have not heard a single
[00:06:43] MP of the parliamentary assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:06:47] say: "I am launching an initiative to open the question of visas with
[00:06:51] Kosovo, for two delegations to meet, or
[00:06:54] to reciprocate what the people in
[00:06:58] Kosovo did, they unilaterally abolished visas for citizens of Bosnia and
[00:07:01] Herzegovina, even though they were aware that Bosnia had not recognized
[00:07:04] Kosovo, had not abolished visas, that it continued to maintain a visa
[00:07:07] regime, that is one of the issues, of course, on
[00:07:11] the international stage. When it comes to Bosnia and Herzegovina, our
[00:07:15] internal Bosnian-Herzegovinian
[00:07:18] political relations are very closely monitored.
[00:07:21] And it happens that some political force from
[00:07:25] one entity lobbies, spends huge amounts of money on
[00:07:28] lobbying. With the aim of undermining state
[00:07:31] institutions, institutions that guarantee us a faster
[00:07:34] step towards Europe and the NATO alliance. And now you have money being spent
[00:07:38] from one entity to slow that down.
[00:07:41] You know, this is a country, we are a country
[00:07:45] that needs a lot of conversation, I believe that young people
[00:07:48] who are unfortunately leaving more and more, if they were to be employed
[00:07:52] in this country, that those barriers would start to
[00:07:55] soften so that we could
[00:07:58] live better. Specifically, I believe that no young
[00:08:01] person who finishes school in this country should be
[00:08:05] without a chance for a job, space should
[00:08:08] be opened for them to work, the moment
[00:08:11] that... young person gets employed, they are in their
[00:08:15] own country, at home, and they will build that country, fight for it,
[00:08:18] the moment they leave that country, they remain, you know,
[00:08:22] you invest in a young person, 50,000 marks during
[00:08:26] schooling, Bosnia and Herzegovina invests, and they go and find
[00:08:29] unimpeded work with that school, with that diploma in Germany,
[00:08:33] Switzerland, France, Austria, so when you
[00:08:36] mentioned diplomas, students,
[00:08:39] you are someone who comes from that educational system. You were
[00:08:42] you held the position of rector at
[00:08:44] the university,
[00:08:46] at the University of Sarajevo, you have always
[00:08:49] pointed to the main culprit for
[00:08:53] the poor state of education in general, you
[00:08:56] said there is a lack of systemic support, that politics has
[00:08:59] interfered a lot in all of that, so what is it that if you get
[00:09:03] a mandate, how will you act to improve the situation
[00:09:07] in education? You are absolutely
[00:09:10] right, I always said that. I will
[00:09:13] say that while I work, and I will
[00:09:16] say it even when I don't work if I am alive and healthy.
[00:09:20] The politics that I can freely say
[00:09:24] understood that universities, not just
[00:09:26] the university, universities in Bosnia and Herzegovina should be
[00:09:30] blackmailed with budget
[00:09:31] funds,
[00:09:34] is a failed policy, universities are by
[00:09:38] their, let's say, by conception,
[00:09:41] universities in the world are cells of development of every society and
[00:09:45] state. A state must have
[00:09:48] a university that has guaranteed
[00:09:52] university autonomy and academic freedoms,
[00:09:56] which is not blackmailed by the budget
[00:09:59] to have to listen to politics, which
[00:10:02] does not interfere in the election of leading
[00:10:05] management bodies at the university, all
[00:10:08] of these are rights of universities which
[00:10:12] are being questioned. A university that is free, that
[00:10:16] has guaranteed autonomy and academic freedoms, which has
[00:10:20] established an entire network
[00:10:23] of collaborative
[00:10:26] relationships with universities worldwide, with research
[00:10:30] institutions, must be fundamental for the development
[00:10:33] of the state. An enslaved person
[00:10:37] is not creative, an enslaved person
[00:10:39] is unable to act, so it is with
[00:10:43] institutions. Universities must be
[00:10:46] free, politics must leave universities independent,
[00:10:49] provide them with, because it formed them, funds for work, and
[00:10:53] they should spend those funds transparently for what the
[00:10:58] those funds for, so you will act in that direction, so in that direction, meaning
[00:11:02] autonomy of universities and academic freedoms,
[00:11:05] also the framework law on higher education in Bosnia and
[00:11:08] Herzegovina, which was adopted in 2007, has never
[00:11:11] been amended in some fundamental
[00:11:14] parts, it has become a document that needs to be
[00:11:18] changed, one of my tasks, if I am elected to
[00:11:22] the parliamentary assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina will be... launching
[00:11:25] an initiative to amend the framework law on higher education
[00:11:29] in Bosnia and Herzegovina so that our universities,
[00:11:32] both public and private
[00:11:34] universities, have a better legal
[00:11:38] framework because in the entity Republika Srpska,
[00:11:41] higher education is positioned at the entity level, in
[00:11:45] the federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the cantonal or county level. In other
[00:11:48] words, we in the federation can have as many cantons
[00:11:52] as many universities
[00:11:54] times. times how many, I mean, that is an unsustainable process
[00:11:58] of higher education, meaning we need a higher quality framework law on
[00:12:02] higher education, based on which an even
[00:12:06] higher quality law
[00:12:09] can be made in our cantons
[00:12:13] or counties, specifically in Sarajevo, Tuzla, Zenica,
[00:12:16] Mostar and Bihać, where we have public universities, and
[00:12:20] private ones have also located there, so that we have a better
[00:12:24] legal solution than what we have
[00:12:27] today, the freedom of university operation must not
[00:12:30] be questioned, the judiciary
[00:12:33] also, judges
[00:12:36] cannot uh beg and
[00:12:40] expect a law on the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council to be passed
[00:12:43] and then it is not passed, judges cannot
[00:12:46] when they are elected in parliament
[00:12:50] depend as if there is no profession, as if
[00:12:54] there is no... that, I could say,
[00:12:57] standard by which the judiciary should
[00:12:59] work, simply politics says, we won't elect that person as a
[00:13:03] judge, the parties didn't agree, that person can't be
[00:13:07] a judge, then it's no longer a judicial system,
[00:13:10] it's a political system where politics controls the judiciary,
[00:13:14] we have been witnessing that for years and that is, is it,
[00:13:18] one of the bigger problems in our country, precisely when it comes
[00:13:21] to European integrations, Mr. Škrijelj, here we are at the end of this...
[00:13:25] conversation, so in that regard, you have the opportunity to address
[00:13:28] the voters, how to attract the electorate to choose
[00:13:32] your political option, what would be your message to the voters at the end of this conversation?
[00:13:35] My message to the voters is that at
[00:13:39] the elections on October 4th, 2026,
[00:13:42] a significant number should turn out for the elections more than they ever
[00:13:46] have before, first I want to call on voters to turn out for
[00:13:49] the elections, these elections are motivating for
[00:13:52] a larger turnout, especially since there are new technologies
[00:13:55] that will now be applied in these
[00:13:58] elections, a guarantee for
[00:14:00] a more transparent process of counting votes, so
[00:14:04] now perhaps for the first time after 1995
[00:14:08] and the end of the war in Bosnia and Herzegovina, citizens of Bosnia and
[00:14:11] Herzegovina will have greater certainty that their
[00:14:15] vote will be counted for the candidates they
[00:14:18] voted for. That's the first thing, so I call on them to turn out in greater
[00:14:22] numbers, for turnout to be higher than ever. And second,
[00:14:25] the trust I expect them to give to the National European Alliance
[00:14:29] at the head of the coalition with PDA
[00:14:32] forward is the assurance that we will not return
[00:14:36] to what it was before the Troika and that we will not
[00:14:39] continue on all the paths that the Troika created, because
[00:14:42] as a coalition, we have our own original version
[00:14:46] of the vision of Bosnia and Herzegovina on its European, or rather Euro-Atlantic
[00:14:50] path. Mr. Škrijelj, good luck in the elections and thank
[00:14:53] you very much for this appearance. Thank you, dear viewers, so that was
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[00:17:06] The Logistics Consortium of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in coordination
[00:17:10] with representative associations of road carriers from Serbia, Montenegro
[00:17:14] and North Macedonia, announced that joint regional
[00:17:17] protests of the transport sector will begin on September 14th at border
[00:17:21] crossings towards EU member states. The protests will,
[00:17:24] as announced by the consortium, be organized due to the lack
[00:17:27] of a concrete and sustainable solution for the problem of limited stay
[00:17:31] of professional drivers from Western Balkan countries in the
[00:17:33] Schengen area. In this regard, Nikola Brković
[00:17:37] is a member of the Logistics Consortium. Mr.
[00:17:40] Brković, good day, welcome to N1
[00:17:42] program. Good day, thank you very much
[00:17:46] for calling in.
[00:17:50] Uh, is this, Mr. Brković, the final decision regarding
[00:17:54] the protests, given that, well, certain meetings
[00:17:58] are taking place between the carriers themselves, so
[00:18:01] both in Serbia and in Bosnia and Herzegovina, some
[00:18:05] bans and blockades have been announced, so what information do you have as of
[00:18:08] this moment?
[00:18:12] Uh, we, as us, that is, from the Logistics
[00:18:15] Consortium of Bosnia and Herzegovina, are determined
[00:18:18] in our agreements and
[00:18:21] everything, however, as you know, this protest was announced as
[00:18:25] regional, where Serbia is the main
[00:18:28] coordinator for other countries, and there's no
[00:18:31] point in lying, Serbia, with its geographical and
[00:18:34] economic status, is the strongest country
[00:18:38] in the region, so we all depend
[00:18:41] on this joint
[00:18:44] appearance and coordination, however, there have been
[00:18:48] changes, yesterday, as we received information,
[00:18:51] the Republic of Serbia had a meeting with the European Commission
[00:18:55] where four countries participated, those are
[00:18:58] Greece, Slovakia, Croatia and Romania,
[00:19:02] this and they
[00:19:06] obviously received some positive information,
[00:19:09] the European Commission at that meeting promised them many
[00:19:13] things, so this today
[00:19:16] there is a vote among other cantons
[00:19:20] in the Republic of Serbia, whether
[00:19:23] everyone is for going out to protest or to
[00:19:25] wait until those promises of the
[00:19:29] European Commission are fulfilled. What I can say is that we
[00:19:32] are excellently organized,
[00:19:35] that there are already
[00:19:37] a number of vehicles and coordinators and everything, however,
[00:19:41] we will wait for the final decision of the Republic of Serbia, because this protest has been
[00:19:45] announced as regional from the beginning, so
[00:19:48] we don't want to make any concessions
[00:19:51] or anything to make it
[00:19:54] seem like only we want to protest
[00:19:57] and therefore we will follow what
[00:20:01] the other countries tell us, so either
[00:20:04] we go out together or most likely we won't even..."
[00:20:07] go out, yes, if Serbia gives up on going to the
[00:20:10] borders, uh, so, these other two countries,
[00:20:13] North Macedonia, Montenegro will not go out either,
[00:20:16] and you yourself said somewhere that if Serbia doesn't agree to it,
[00:20:20] then there's absolutely no point for these other countries
[00:20:24] to go out either, if I understood correctly.
[00:20:27] Yes, that's true, so, that's one of the reasons for our
[00:20:30] motto and our policy, we are not
[00:20:34] those who want to destroy the economy or
[00:20:38] cause any delays anywhere, so
[00:20:41] that's absolutely not our interest, after all, we are causing
[00:20:44] enormous damage to ourselves, this, what the citizens
[00:20:48] need to know is that
[00:20:51] the problem is not solved and if we don't go out to
[00:20:54] protest, we will not be able to
[00:20:57] perform our regular
[00:21:00] daily tasks, so
[00:21:03] this, what will happen next
[00:21:06] honestly interests me, so
[00:21:09] what the factual
[00:21:12] situation is, uh, none of us have
[00:21:16] a concrete solution, nothing but promises, as before,
[00:21:20] however, for the first time, the European Commission
[00:21:23] has turned our attention to
[00:21:27] the fact that they are aware of our problem, they used to dismiss
[00:21:30] it a lot,
[00:21:32] so those are some of our current stances,
[00:21:36] that we should simply
[00:21:39] wait for the other countries, and if they give up, so will we, that is
[00:21:43] the factual situation, because what the businessmen are saying
[00:21:46] that we are doing this only for our own interest, let
[00:21:50] them themselves refute
[00:21:53] that in another way, if it's not so, because
[00:21:57] those same businessmen will have no one to drive, I claim that responsibly, if
[00:22:01] all our drivers are returned from
[00:22:04] the borders or are given bans
[00:22:07] at the exit from the Republic of Croatia, from Hungary, which is now
[00:22:11] the practice for the last month, almost
[00:22:14] every driver who enters, more or less all have over 90 days,
[00:22:17] unfortunately, this, and those 90 days are not
[00:22:20] difficult to fulfill at all, that's six months by 15 days, and
[00:22:24] they count the last 180 days from
[00:22:27] the moment of passport scanning, so
[00:22:31] this, our capacities are in this
[00:22:33] in in this case either halved or completely
[00:22:37] suspended, it was said earlier that these
[00:22:40] problems would be resolved bilaterally between
[00:22:43] these countries of the region
[00:22:47] and the countries of the European Union, now you mentioned that...
[00:22:50] Serbia has, in principle,
[00:22:53] the meeting, you mentioned Greece, Slovakia, Romania and Croatia,
[00:22:57] if I'm not mistaken,
[00:22:59] what is, do you have any information what solution has been found at this
[00:23:03] moment? Uh,
[00:23:07] the solution has not yet come into force, so,
[00:23:10] these are just promises, as they have promised us before,
[00:23:14] and visas and all sorts of
[00:23:17] things, however, this..."
[00:23:20] Our hope is that we are not those who destroy the state
[00:23:24] and economy, so Serbia,
[00:23:27] Serbia's stance is that they should be given
[00:23:31] another chance, although I believe they had
[00:23:34] more time, because the first process, as you know, was in
[00:23:37] January, before January, many debates were held,
[00:23:41] many meetings, and I can freely say that this legal battle
[00:23:44] has lasted more than two years, so
[00:23:48] I honestly hope
[00:23:51] that something positive will happen so that we can finally
[00:23:55] get out of this agony, because as
[00:23:58] you know, we transporters have never gone on strike
[00:24:02] or held any protests, but
[00:24:05] only when we literally hit a wall, when we could no
[00:24:09] longer work.
[00:24:12] Unfortunately, our country does not listen,
[00:24:15] because the mere fact that Serbia had a meeting
[00:24:19] with the European Commission, with embassies, means
[00:24:23] their country is
[00:24:26] obviously diplomatically stronger than ours, because they managed
[00:24:30] to get a meeting, we are witnesses that I wanted to ask you, Mr.
[00:24:34] Brković, have you in the meantime had any communication with the Minister of Transport and
[00:24:37] Communications of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mr. Forto, after these
[00:24:41] information that Serbia has nevertheless managed to
[00:24:44] talk, that it is somewhere in principle
[00:24:48] close to any agreement. Has Mr. Forto tried to
[00:24:52] do anything with any other EU country at that
[00:24:55] bilateral level?
[00:24:59] For now, we have no positive news
[00:25:03] from Minister Forto, as far as I know, he tried with the Republic
[00:25:07] of Croatia and what is the truth is that the Republic of Croatia
[00:25:10] in its parliament passed a law on foreigners, which
[00:25:14] would allow us some kind of visas,
[00:25:17] but it has not yet been issued'...
[00:25:20] that regulation has not been issued, and until that regulation comes out,
[00:25:23] these visas will not be able to be made, however, the same
[00:25:27] Republic of Croatia has promised
[00:25:30] members in the Republic of Serbia that
[00:25:33] if we don't go out to protest, they will do something
[00:25:36] next week, but I repeat, that is a conversation
[00:25:40] between the European Commission and the Republic of Serbia,
[00:25:43] not the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, unfortunately, not a single
[00:25:47] politician has contacted us except the minister. Forto when he
[00:25:50] came out with us to protest, this and what I can
[00:25:53] see is that Minister Forto is very aware
[00:25:56] of our problems, but I think he is
[00:25:59] powerless and that it's... it's
[00:26:02] too late for any diplomacy to be activated
[00:26:05] and for diplomatic
[00:26:08] agreements to be created
[00:26:12] between us and neighboring countries, because
[00:26:15] this law dates back to 1995 and
[00:26:18] I believe that in 30 years it should have been resolved, just as
[00:26:22] cabin crew, pilots,
[00:26:25] train drivers, sailors resolved their status in Schengen, except
[00:26:29] us road carriers and drivers.
[00:26:33] Yes, Mr. Brković, nothing, here we are waiting
[00:26:37] for the epilogue of the meetings, primarily in
[00:26:40] Serbia, among their, as you call them, cantons, uh, and
[00:26:44] you will probably somewhere officially decide whether there will be
[00:26:47] protests on Monday or
[00:26:49] not,
[00:26:53] of course, we are waiting for official information from
[00:26:56] Serbia, we all have that unofficial information, everyone has contact
[00:26:59] with someone, this, but what... primarily what
[00:27:03] we want, since Serbia is the one who organized all
[00:27:06] of this, is to go with a regional
[00:27:09] approach, we will wait for their final
[00:27:13] decision and we will see what we will do next,
[00:27:17] I mean, let's not lie, Bosnia and Herzegovina, from
[00:27:21] the previous period, we saw that we are not diplomatically or
[00:27:25] geographically at all important like
[00:27:28] Serbia, unfortunately, I repeat, unfortunately, because...
[00:27:32] "it is very disheartening that our diplomacy is not recognized anywhere in
[00:27:35] the world, this, it's not just Minister Ford, you
[00:27:39] also have the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Relations, this, who I
[00:27:43] am now publicly asking, what has any minister done
[00:27:46] for any driver who has been arrested, so we witnessed
[00:27:50] literally our
[00:27:53] drivers being arrested 50, 100 meters away and no one
[00:27:57] reacted, so our politicians react excellently
[00:28:00] when it comes to "intolerance..." intolerance in the region, to raise
[00:28:04] political tensions, we are first there, but when we need to do something concrete,
[00:28:08] they are nowhere to be found, yes, Mr. Brković,
[00:28:11] we are monitoring the situation, of course, we will inform the public, as you will also
[00:28:15] inform us media, good luck, and thank you very much for
[00:28:18] joining the live program, I would
[00:28:22] like to once again commend your television,
[00:28:25] because you have been following us from the beginning and presenting the news exactly as
[00:28:29] it is, so a big thank you from konsult.
[00:28:33] Thank you, dear viewers, that was Nikola Brković from
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