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[00:00:00] that peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina must not be taken for granted, that
[00:00:04] Washington must clearly defend the Dayton Agreement,
[00:00:07] the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the country. Tina
[00:00:10] Jalindizdar,
[00:00:11] N1.
[00:00:15] Don't miss in the continuation of the diary.
[00:00:16] propustite.
[00:00:20] What future awaits the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The official start of
[00:00:24] the development strategy until 2034.
[00:00:27] year.
[00:00:33] In the storm operation in the area of Ilijaš, approximately
[00:00:36] 1.1 tons of synthetic narcotics were seized, which is, according
[00:00:39] to the Border Police of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the largest seizure of
[00:00:43] synthetic drugs in Bosnia and
[00:00:45] those characters more easily. Candidates came to Herzegovina. One person was deprived of freedom. The market
[00:00:47] value of the seized drugs is estimated at 5 million euros, while its
[00:00:51] value after sales in individual doses on the street could
[00:00:55] amount to between 25 and 33 million
[00:00:58] euros. It is about an extremely dangerous synthetic
[00:01:01] cathinone, which is a substitute for cocaine and ecstasy on the street
[00:01:05] market of Bosnia and Herzegovina region, such synthetic
[00:01:08] stimulants are sold at a price of 20 to
[00:01:12] 30 euros per gram. In addition to drugs, the border police
[00:01:15] temporarily seized special full-face masks with
[00:01:18] advanced system filters and ribbed
[00:01:21] fall further, especially in air supply tubes that are used exclusively during chemical
[00:01:25] synthesis and production of illegal substances during cooking
[00:01:29] as protection. firearms, mobile phones,
[00:01:32] stamps and business documentation of legal
[00:01:34] entities.
[00:01:38] The fire that has been active for several days in the Blidinje Nature Park
[00:01:41] flared up again and engulfed part of the forest. Strong
[00:01:45] winds and long-term
[00:01:48] speech of drought favor the spread of the fire, and family homes and weekend houses are only 100 to
[00:01:52] 200 meters from the fire. Due to
[00:01:54] inaccessible terrain, extinguishing by ground forces is currently not
[00:01:58] possible, it was announced by the operational Center for Civil Protection of the Herzegovina
[00:02:02] Neretva Canton. All available fire brigades from
[00:02:07] such a possibility ridiculous Jablanica and neighboring cities and municipalities are engaged in extinguishing the fire,
[00:02:10] the fire is spreading further. Aerial firefighting is assisted by an Air Tractor helicopter
[00:02:14] of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Government of the Republic of Croatia has approved
[00:02:18] the use of two Canadair aircraft to provide humanitarian aid to
[00:02:22] Bosnia and
[00:02:22] Herzegovina.
[00:02:26] Two people were injured in the fire that broke out last night in the home
[00:02:30] for the elderly in the settlement of Mosorovac in the area of
[00:02:33] Lukavac. The injured persons are in serious condition with burns to
[00:02:37] their faces and bodies and were transported to the University Clinical Center
[00:02:40] Tuzla. From the professional fire brigade unit Lukavac, it was
[00:02:43] said that the fire was of low intensity and that it
[00:02:47] occurred in one room. All relevant services are on the ground and
[00:02:50] are investigating the circumstances of the
[00:02:52] fire.
[00:02:55] University Clinical Center Tuzla, two
[00:02:58] patients were hospitalized. Patient with initials Ho
[00:03:01] has severe burns, associated with inhalation
[00:03:05] burns. The patient is intubated and is on mechanical
[00:03:08] ventilation. The second patient with initials MO
[00:03:12] has burns to the face and body, also
[00:03:15] these are severe burns. Both patients
[00:03:18] are in extremely serious health condition. Teams of the University
[00:03:22] Clinical Center Tuzla professionally and quickly
[00:03:24] responded to admission, triage, surgical intervention and
[00:03:28] all other interventions required by the health condition of these
[00:03:31] patients.
[00:03:34] Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing the consequences of a long-term lack of
[00:03:38] precipitation. The dry period leaves its mark on watercourses,
[00:03:41] groundwater and springs, and
[00:03:44] refinery in Yaroslavl and forecasts for the coming days do not bring much reason for a change in this
[00:03:47] picture. Because of all this, water reductions are increasingly common in
[00:03:50] Sarajevo, especially in hilly
[00:03:52] settlements.
[00:03:55] Damir Kadrić has not had water for six days and is not the only one in
[00:03:59] the upper parts. In Širokača, water has not been flowing from the taps since last
[00:04:02] week. Residents of Bostarići street say that they have faced
[00:04:06] reductions before, but this time
[00:04:09] the situation is particularly difficult. We manage by finding the nearest
[00:04:13] faucet, filling canisters, then
[00:04:16] bringing it home and pouring it from one container to another
[00:04:19] and we have developed this system of pouring
[00:04:23] water to each other or a system of pouring from a bottle onto ourselves to wash
[00:04:27] our hands. I feel sorry for the female part of the population
[00:04:30] the most, who have to provide for themselves, their children, their husbands and themselves in
[00:04:34] the end hygienic conditions and everything. Why don't
[00:04:37] they bring water to the government, to the presidency, to the municipality,
[00:04:41] but only exert terror on us. The problem is actually the outdated
[00:04:45] reservoirs, the local community council tells us, they have been warning about this
[00:04:48] for some time, but without effect. The problem with that
[00:04:52] water is not even those reductions, but the problem is that
[00:04:55] pump in the reservoir which when it needs to be turned on when
[00:04:58] the level in the reservoir is reached, it is actually turned on
[00:05:02] manually, no one has ever come to turn it on,
[00:05:06] the problem is the justification of the management of the water supply
[00:05:09] and sewerage, that is, it should not be an excuse.
[00:05:13] Force majeure, that is, drought for
[00:05:16] their idleness and their, their ignorance. They still haven't
[00:05:19] received a cistern, nor have the residents of Novogradska Street
[00:05:22] Kralja Stjepana Tomaševića, where there has been no water for almost two
[00:05:26] months. Interestingly, for Zabrđe, there is water, although the
[00:05:29] water supply there is regular, which was admitted by the waterworks.
[00:05:32] At the same time, in Širokača, a few hundred meters
[00:05:36] below Bostarići Street, water is gushing from the asphalt. To make
[00:05:39] the absurdity even greater, while cubic meters of water irrevocably flow
[00:05:43] through Sarajevo streets, the main Sarajevo spring Bačevo has almost
[00:05:47] dried up. The cause is that
[00:05:49] we do not have these multi-day moderate precipitation. These
[00:05:53] showers and short-term
[00:05:56] precipitation do not contribute to the replenishment of our
[00:06:00] groundwater. And rivers across Bosnia and Herzegovina enter
[00:06:04] September with unusually low water levels. Some watercourses record
[00:06:07] almost record low values. As for precipitation, at least
[00:06:11] in the coming days, it is generally of low to moderate
[00:06:14] intensity in the form of stronger showers, from this point of view, in principle,
[00:06:18] as far as we are able to see, for about 15 days, there is still no signal for
[00:06:21] stronger and more intense precipitation.
[00:06:25] If the period without significant rain continues, the Sava River Basin
[00:06:29] Agency warns that water levels could
[00:06:34] smaller watercourses. How much the situation will change
[00:06:37] will depend primarily on precipitation. However, one
[00:06:40] heavy rain does not necessarily mean the end of the problem. Dry
[00:06:44] periods are not only this year, meaning we have had dry
[00:06:47] periods for about 15 years where we constantly have a deficit
[00:06:51] in the amount of precipitation we have, whether it is
[00:06:55] snow, whether it is rain, whether it is ice, and
[00:06:59] what rain we have, it becomes
[00:07:01] mostly torrential, a large amount falls in a short
[00:07:05] time, causing a flash flood, it flows
[00:07:08] quickly, very little goes into the soil,
[00:07:11] that's why, according to experts, we must use water more rationally and
[00:07:15] preserve natural resources so that we don't lose
[00:07:19] what we currently have. Fedža Kulina
[00:07:21] N1.
[00:07:25] At a time when citizens need concrete results, the
[00:07:28] Federation announces a turnaround in planning the future. The development
[00:07:32] strategy until 2034 begins
[00:07:35] with an ambitious, but much needed goal: to turn
[00:07:38] strategic documents from mere wishes into strictly defined projects.
[00:07:42] projects with stable funding. Can experts
[00:07:45] lay the foundations for a different development in the next six months?
[00:07:49] razvoja?
[00:07:51] how many of the goals from the development strategy of the Federation of BiH until
[00:07:54] 2027 have actually been achieved has not yet been precisely
[00:07:58] determined. The document provided for accelerated economic
[00:08:01] development, improved position of youth, energy transition,
[00:08:05] environmental protection, more efficient public sector. Experts who
[00:08:09] participated in its creation admit that they are not satisfied
[00:08:12] with the implementation. Unfortunately, what we set out in that
[00:08:15] strategy was not achieved as we
[00:08:18] wanted and as much as it could be, so we hope that with
[00:08:22] this strategy we will correct that. Therefore, one of the first tasks
[00:08:26] is to determine what has been achieved, what has not, what are the reasons. Experiences
[00:08:29] from the previous period should be the basis for a different approach to the new
[00:08:33] development plan. It is a key
[00:08:36] horizontal, multi-sector document
[00:08:39] that determines the social consensus and development
[00:08:43] priorities in the next planning period, the strategy
[00:08:47] itself
[00:08:49] is there to bring concrete changes,
[00:08:53] improvement for the lives of citizens, we must within strategic
[00:08:57] documents concretize the conceptual projects that will
[00:09:00] be directly available for financing through the public
[00:09:04] investment program, that is, to establish a better connection with
[00:09:07] the financial framework, that is one of the lessons learned, taught
[00:09:11] by what we had. in previous strategies where
[00:09:14] it was defined primarily
[00:09:17] as priorities as a wish list
[00:09:21] without defined clear deadlines,
[00:09:24] responsibilities, goals, financing, mm,
[00:09:28] I think that, uh, I said very clearly, we don't need that, we don't need
[00:09:32] another new document that no one has even opened and now at the end we will
[00:09:35] take it and see what is in it and what is not done, so
[00:09:39] uh I believe it is very important that today...
[00:09:42] people are here who have the competencies, knowledge, opportunities that
[00:09:46] will initiate mm today's
[00:09:48] activities so that through the formation of an expert group we can come
[00:09:52] to a proposal for a strategy. At the first conference, representatives
[00:09:56] of the academic community, economy and civil society spoke about projects
[00:09:59] and priorities for the next planning period, among them are
[00:10:03] investment in science, development of artificial intelligence, digitalization and
[00:10:06] green transition, but the experience of the previous strategy
[00:10:10] also raises the question of whether new priorities will be
[00:10:13] implemented, we need a data center, we need research
[00:10:16] institutes, the government should, for the
[00:10:19] next year, give at least
[00:10:23] 1.8% of gross domestic
[00:10:25] product for research, it will give a tenth of that,
[00:10:29] that's what I hear, so where are we, we
[00:10:33] are now in the European family last in terms of
[00:10:36] income per capita, so we are somewhere at
[00:10:39] the European average, we need
[00:10:43] to make an effort in the area of production,
[00:10:46] that means to increase the production of
[00:10:49] ideas, increase the knowledge base, increase innovations, introduce
[00:10:53] an innovation policy that we don't even have to improve the standard of living.
[00:10:56] Now the plan is to develop a higher quality, clearer
[00:11:00] strategy so that what was planned until 2034
[00:11:04] can be achieved. The goal is in the next six months to include as
[00:11:07] many interest groups as possible, listen to their demands and concretize
[00:11:11] projects that should be financed through the public
[00:11:14] investment program. Mirna Ždralović,
[00:11:17] N1.
[00:11:20] Since the beginning of this year, 27 doctors from
[00:11:23] six cantons have left the country, most of them going to Slovenia,
[00:11:27] Austria, Germany and Scandinavian countries, and the main reasons are
[00:11:30] better salaries and working conditions. According to data from the Medical Chamber
[00:11:34] of the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, about 10
[00:11:38] doctors leave this canton annually. However, health sector officials
[00:11:41] say that the situation
[00:11:43] is not alarming for now.
[00:11:46] While many health institutions warn of a shortage of
[00:11:49] medical staff, the University Clinical Hospital Mostar, as the largest health
[00:11:53] institution in Herzegovina, employs 300 workers, including
[00:11:57] about 500 doctors. The director of this institution says that the problem
[00:12:00] is not their shortage, on the contrary, he claims that the hospital currently has an
[00:12:04] excess of employees. I have a big problem because I have
[00:12:08] too many doctors. Maybe you're looking a little strangely.
[00:12:11] Namely, we have a good circumstance that our faculty is in our
[00:12:14] yard. And we really have enough doctors
[00:12:18] and the only real problem for me
[00:12:22] is how to not accept all the people who want to come to the hospital.
[00:12:25] As far as our hospital is concerned, for now we really don't have that problem, and
[00:12:29] when we are talking about people leaving
[00:12:33] the hospital, for example, we had middle-level staff in the last few
[00:12:36] years and a lot of them left,
[00:12:39] over a hundred of them returned to
[00:12:42] work, but the picture is not the same in all health institutions in
[00:12:45] the Cantonal Hospital Dr. Safet Mujić, they say there are a solid number of doctors,
[00:12:49] but there is a shortage of specialists, as one of the main problems they cite the Supreme
[00:12:53] Court's ruling according to which after completing specialization, one can leave
[00:12:57] the institution that enabled and financed their specialization and
[00:13:00] go abroad where another country gets an already trained
[00:13:04] expert without any investment. We do not currently have
[00:13:07] alarming indicators when we talk about our canton, but
[00:13:11] it is definitely one of the potential problems
[00:13:13] since, as I said, young people are looking for better
[00:13:17] opportunities for themselves, we are aware that the current method of
[00:13:21] financing healthcare is not sufficient for them to have such
[00:13:24] conditions. uh, primarily material and in some part working, so that they can
[00:13:28] be completely satisfied and not have to look for another
[00:13:31] alternative. An additional problem is the large difference in doctors' salaries among
[00:13:35] cantons. According to data from the Federation of Professional Trade Unions of Doctors
[00:13:39] of Medicine and Dentistry, doctors in Sarajevo Canton, Tuzla and
[00:13:43] Zenica-Doboj are currently among the best paid,
[00:13:46] while the salaries of their colleagues in other cantons are up to 30 percent lower. Such
[00:13:50] differences, they warn, do not only lead to emigration, but to
[00:13:53] migration of doctors within the Federation, where conditions and
[00:13:57] earnings are more favorable, uh, the reasons are, on the one
[00:14:00] hand, uh, the conditions in which our
[00:14:03] doctors work, on the other hand, the financial capabilities
[00:14:07] of our health care system, the issue of resources,
[00:14:10] the issue of finances, the issue
[00:14:13] of health care staff, the issue of, uh,
[00:14:16] the development of primary health care, which is our, that is, the emphasis
[00:14:20] on primary health care, the question, that is, can we
[00:14:23] respond, that is... to the modern demographic trend
[00:14:27] and the needs of the population in such circumstances, that is, there are many
[00:14:31] questions that influence the final opinion,
[00:14:34] that is, on the eventual departure of our doctors. This
[00:14:38] system is unsustainable in the long run, says the prime minister, reorganization is needed,
[00:14:42] as well as finding new sources of funding. Without such
[00:14:46] changes, she says, it will be increasingly difficult to ensure the stable functioning
[00:14:49] of health institutions and retain existing staff. When we add to
[00:14:53] that the national political context which is the reality of this
[00:14:57] canton, we are aware of the difficult decisions that await us in
[00:15:01] the future, but we will have to reorganize,
[00:15:04] we will have to find new sources of funding, because today it is more
[00:15:08] than evident that with these sources of funding we cannot
[00:15:12] satisfy the needs of the health care system that we have
[00:15:15] built. The shortage of skilled personnel remains a problem in a large part
[00:15:19] of the country which already has one of the lowest numbers of doctors in Europe in relation to
[00:15:22] the number of inhabitants, if this trend continues, the question will
[00:15:26] no longer be just how to retain them, but who will treat those for whom
[00:15:30] the health care system exists. Đenana Kaminić Puce,
[00:15:33] N1, Mostar.
[00:15:37] Problems of employees in the Clinical Center of the University of Sarajevo
[00:15:41] were again highlighted. Overtime work, reallocation
[00:15:44] of tasks, shortage of staff, reduction of employee rights,
[00:15:48] are just some of the problems cited by healthcare workers.
[00:15:51] At the same time, they do not receive
[00:15:54] answers from the Clinical Center.
[00:15:56] 25 years of work in the Clinical Center for
[00:16:00] Elvira Isić Karić, should have been a reason for
[00:16:03] pride. Today she finds it difficult to talk about the institution where she spent
[00:16:07] most of her working life, because, as she claims, employees
[00:16:11] work under pressure, and find it difficult
[00:16:14] to exercise their rights. It is very difficult to talk about an institution where
[00:16:18] you have worked for so long, sometimes I am even ashamed, I must
[00:16:21] admit, and I was
[00:16:24] a proud employee for so many years. I am sorry
[00:16:27] to say that people work under
[00:16:31] fear, I am sorry to say that certain things
[00:16:34] are imposed for which. for which
[00:16:38] these people cannot fight, except to turn to
[00:16:41] the union, lawyers,
[00:16:45] unfortunately, the clinical center has brought employees into a
[00:16:47] position where they can only achieve
[00:16:51] certain solutions through lawsuits. The healthcare workers' union
[00:16:54] of Sarajevo Canton demands active involvement from the management
[00:16:58] in processes related to employee rights.
[00:17:02] The list of problems is long, but among other things, they cite
[00:17:05] attempts to reduce employee rights, problems in
[00:17:08] work organization, and non-recognition of professional
[00:17:11] qualifications. We have members of the union
[00:17:15] in this institution who have been working for over 20,
[00:17:18] 30 years who are not recognized as staff, they have
[00:17:22] completed faculties, we had an agreement that this would
[00:17:25] be recognized, but it is not happening. They boasted
[00:17:29] about opening new
[00:17:32] 8-square-meter spaces of the clinical center. I publicly
[00:17:36] ask where is the necessary staff?
[00:17:39] How were those positions filled, where is the shortage, where are the nurses,
[00:17:43] doctors, cleaners, everything that is
[00:17:46] needed for that institution. Problems, employees
[00:17:49] claim, exist in the work schedule,
[00:17:53] calculation of overtime hours, where an employee
[00:17:56] is told to come and work from 12 to 14 hours or to come
[00:18:00] and work from three to 16, these are
[00:18:03] these are working hours that the collective agreement
[00:18:07] does not recognize and neither does the law. Overtime
[00:18:11] work in the clinical center is
[00:18:14] paid lump sum,
[00:18:18] uh, not in all clinics
[00:18:20] depending on the head of the clinic. In
[00:18:23] the meantime, the clinical center also spoke out, but
[00:18:27] regarding the political engagement of employees, however,
[00:18:30] they touched upon the situation in this institution, stating that they
[00:18:34] continuously invest in education and specialization.
[00:18:38] Dragica Pejaković,
[00:18:39] N1.
[00:18:43] Don't miss at the end of the diary.
[00:18:44] propustite.
[00:18:48] While Trump threatens the European Union over plans for Canada's accession,
[00:18:52] the Canadian Prime Minister addresses the European Parliament, on a stronger
[00:18:55] alliance with the Union, Erasmus, defense and
[00:18:58] minerals.
[00:19:04] After a short break, Russia launched massive missile attacks on
[00:19:07] Kyiv, Desudne, Paris and Zaporizhzhia. The attacks injured
[00:19:10] more than 20 people and damaged residential and energy
[00:19:13] infrastructure. On the other hand, Ukraine responded with drone
[00:19:17] attacks deep into Russian territory, hitting an oil
[00:19:22] a military air base in Rostov-on-Don, where, according to
[00:19:25] Ukrainian officials, six aircraft were damaged.
[00:19:29] Meanwhile, the House of Representatives of the US Congress adopted
[00:19:32] a comprehensive law on new sanctions and tariffs against Russia and sent
[00:19:36] it to President Trump.
[00:19:53] all around, we didn't know where to go,
[00:19:56] all the glass in our house was broken,
[00:19:59] it was very, very scary, and you didn't hide anywhere,
[00:20:02] we didn't have time, after
[00:20:05] it was already... they said all clear,
[00:20:08] we came out, but we only
[00:20:12] saw this
[00:20:12] trouble,
[00:20:16] we hear statements from the
[00:20:18] leadership of the European Union about the need
[00:20:22] to prepare for war with our country, this is their most
[00:20:26] popular topic in the speeches of the current
[00:20:29] European elites and the leadership
[00:20:33] that has settled in Brussels,
[00:20:36] we... repeatedly
[00:20:39] said that we are not going to attack Europe,
[00:20:43] the president recently dwelt on this topic in detail,
[00:20:47] emphasizing that we have no interests
[00:20:50] in doing so, but if Europe, which
[00:20:53] daily talks about preparing for war against Russia,
[00:20:56] attacks the Russian
[00:20:58] Federation,
[00:21:01] then it will be a completely different war, it
[00:21:04] will be very short.
[00:21:07] In his address to the European Parliament, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney
[00:21:11] called for the creation of a new alliance for the future between Canada and
[00:21:15] the European Union to strengthen collective resilience in conditions of
[00:21:18] geopolitical turmoil and economic pressures.
[00:21:22] Carney proposed deepening cooperation in critical
[00:21:25] minerals, artificial intelligence, energy security, defense and
[00:21:29] education, emphasizing that the goal of the alliance is not
[00:21:32] to create a new power
[00:21:33] bloc.
[00:21:37] We don't want to rule over others.
[00:21:40] On the contrary, we want to achieve
[00:21:43] resilience, so that no one can gain
[00:21:46] control over our open markets, threaten
[00:21:50] our sovereignty, threaten territorial integrity,
[00:21:53] undermine our freedoms, democracy or the rule of law, and
[00:21:57] these reasons in conjunction with
[00:22:00] our latent hard power mean that
[00:22:03] we can help create
[00:22:06] a new just, stable, prosperous world
[00:22:10] order.
[00:22:21] Europe has never been afraid of forging new
[00:22:24] paths, creating, if I can use this in your presence
[00:22:28] mark new frontiers, and if you look at the European
[00:22:32] Parliament, first of all today with the reaction of what the prime minister
[00:22:36] said in his the members
[00:22:40] in the house, very much welcoming the
[00:22:43] subjects.
[00:22:46] US President Donald Trump threatened the European Union
[00:22:50] with new high tariffs if Canada becomes an associate member
[00:22:53] of the Union. Trump called
[00:22:57] and said he could consider it an act of hostility.
[00:23:00] He warned that the United States could respond by imposing
[00:23:04] high tariffs or suspending trade with Europe in
[00:23:07] certain sectors, accusing Canada of being a bad
[00:23:11] trading
[00:23:12] partner.
[00:23:20] and Canada has been a terrible trade partner
[00:23:22] and uh no, I don't see that, and if they do that,
[00:23:26] if I think it's at all hostal act, I will put very
[00:23:29] serious tariffs or stop trading with
[00:23:32] Europe on many things, so if they do that, if
[00:23:36] Europe does that with a bad intention, if it's a good
[00:23:39] intention, that's fine, if it's a bad intention, we'll put very
[00:23:43] heavy tariffs on
[00:23:43] Europe.
[00:23:47] While the outcome of relations with the federal government in Europe is awaited,
[00:23:50] US President Donald Trump stated that Iran directly
[00:23:54] approached Washington to reach an agreement, and that he
[00:23:58] hopes for a swift end to the war which is entering its seventh month. Trump
[00:24:01] will discuss post-war plans in New York with leaders of Persian Gulf
[00:24:05] countries while tensions over the Strait of Hormuz continue.
[00:24:09] Meanwhile, the UN mission announced that it has
[00:24:12] reasonable suspicion that the SADD in February
[00:24:16] were responsible for attacks on a school and sports facility in Iran, which constitutes
[00:24:20] a war crime. The UN states that Iranian authorities committed crimes
[00:24:23] against humanity during the brutal suppression of anti-government
[00:24:27] protests.
[00:24:31] In the Gaza Strip, attacks and ceasefire violations continue. In the
[00:24:35] Sheikh Radwan neighborhood, a 15-year-old boy was killed by a drone while
[00:24:38] trying to save a wounded person. In Gaza City, in the collapse
[00:24:42] of the Al-Sada building after the attack, 21 people
[00:24:45] died, while in the West Bank, more Palestinians were hospitalized
[00:24:49] after attacks by Israeli forces. At the same time, ahead of
[00:24:52] the UN General Assembly, the United States extended visa
[00:24:56] sanctions against officials of the Palestinian Authority and the Palestine Liberation
[00:25:00] organization due to the initiation of proceedings before the International
[00:25:03] Criminal Court and seeking unilateral
[00:25:06] recognition of the state. President Mahmoud Abbas was again
[00:25:10] denied a visa to come to New
[00:25:12] York.
[00:25:20] being
[00:25:22] center and front in the United Nations and in the
[00:25:25] deliberations, but more importantly we need
[00:25:28] to see the war to stop, the illegal
[00:25:32] occupation to start the process of evacuating and
[00:25:36] peace to take place through the two states solution formula, which
[00:25:39] there is global consensus in
[00:25:41] it.
[00:28:03] Sarajevo.