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[00:00:18] Good afternoon, you are following N1 info, today's
[00:00:20] events.
[00:00:24] General elections have started in Bosnia and Herzegovina, polling stations are open, citizens are electing a new government
[00:00:28] for the first time with help.
[00:00:34] The beginning of the election day, however, did not pass without difficulties at several
[00:00:37] locations, the start of voting was postponed due to technical
[00:00:41] difficulties with devices for scanning ballot
[00:00:43] papers.
[00:00:47] The German Chancellor, on an unannounced visit to Kyiv, promises
[00:00:50] additional aid
[00:00:51] to Ukraine.
[00:00:56] Bosnia and Herzegovina is today electing a new government for the next four years.
[00:01:00] Polling stations across the country opened at 7 AM, and citizens will, until
[00:01:04] 7 PM, elect members of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:01:07] representatives in the state and federal parliament, the president and
[00:01:10] vice-presidents of Republika Srpska, deputies in the National Assembly of Republika
[00:01:14] Srpska, and representatives in cantonal assemblies. The central
[00:01:17] voter register includes over 3.4 million
[00:01:21] voters, while among 7.28 certified
[00:01:24] candidates, a total of 518 mandate holders
[00:01:27] are being elected. 5,500
[00:01:30] polling stations have been formed. These are the first elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:01:34] conducted with the use of biometric voter identification
[00:01:37] scanners for ballot papers, as well as with
[00:01:41] fast transmission of election results. According to information
[00:01:44] collected so far, municipal and
[00:01:46] commissions for their city election commissions have accredited about 25,000 observers from political
[00:01:50] entities, and it is estimated that
[00:01:53] a total of about 30,000
[00:01:56] observers will monitor the elections.
[00:02:01] The Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina will hold a press conference
[00:02:04] on the progress of the election process and
[00:02:14] greet you on my behalf and on behalf of the Central Election Commission. Today
[00:02:18] general elections are being held in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Some polling
[00:02:21] stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina did not open exactly at 7 AM. According to
[00:02:25] information from municipal and city election commissions, a small number of polling
[00:02:29] stations are still not. either open or closed due to problems with the operation
[00:02:32] of scanners, ballot paper scanners, which is being resolved
[00:02:36] by replacing the scanners. By
[00:02:40] 11 AM, 406,847
[00:02:42] 406.847
[00:02:46] voters, or 11.94%, had voted
[00:02:49] in Bosnia and Herzegovina. For comparison, at the same time
[00:02:52] in the general elections of 2022, 15% of voters
[00:02:56] had voted. As you can see on the screen, the...
[00:03:01] number is changing and we already have
[00:03:03] 413,000.
[00:03:07] Among those who voted by 11 AM,
[00:03:10] 44.10% were women and
[00:03:12] 55.90
[00:03:15] percent were men. We are happy that by 11 AM,
[00:03:18] 5,757 voters who, after
[00:03:22] reaching 18 years of age, voted
[00:03:25] for the first time. Also, voter verification takes
[00:03:29] on average 37.35 seconds from search to
[00:03:32] printing the confirmation. We are in constant
[00:03:35] communication with the election administration in
[00:03:38] the field. There is a problem with the operation of the identification device
[00:03:41] for a small number of voters, mainly with
[00:03:44] newly issued ID cards, and for that problem, we have sent clear instructions
[00:03:48] to the field. We had a report from voters that candidate
[00:03:52] now determine what happened at lists given to voters during voting were already marked by
[00:03:56] a previous voter. We instructed that voters must receive
[00:03:59] candidate lists without markings, that any
[00:04:02] markings must be removed by deletion by the polling committee. Those are the
[00:04:06] candidate lists that are given with the ballot
[00:04:11] were satisfied at your polling station where papers. According to our information,
[00:04:13] most problems were in Bijeljina, and according to the latest
[00:04:17] information, the situation there has stabilized.
[00:04:20] We have only one polling station that was not open by
[00:04:24] 11
[00:04:25] AM.
[00:04:28] According to information... from the Operational Staff of the "General Elections
[00:04:32] 2026" action, headquartered
[00:04:35] at the Directorate for Coordination of Police Bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina, two incidents
[00:04:39] were recorded in Tuzla and Banovići
[00:04:43] by 11 AM, and police officers took the necessary
[00:04:46] measures. Also, according to information received from
[00:04:49] the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Republika Srpska regarding
[00:04:53] the conduct of the election process, by 11 AM, two reports were received
[00:04:56] for disturbing public peace and order. In one case, a warrant was issued.
[00:05:00] In the other, there was no basis for action. The Central Election
[00:05:04] Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina once again calls on all citizens with the right
[00:05:08] to vote to go to the polling stations, exercise their democratic
[00:05:11] right, and vote, but we also ask them for
[00:05:14] patience and cooperation with the polling committees. We demand from
[00:05:18] the election administration to strictly adhere to legal procedures
[00:05:22] and established instructions for
[00:05:24] work.
[00:05:40] from me too, I want to say that... A few words, first of all, therefore, I would like
[00:05:44] to emphasize that this is one of the most important
[00:05:47] reforms since Dayton, and certainly
[00:05:51] the most important electoral reform, the introduction
[00:05:54] of specific electoral technologies into the electoral process.
[00:05:58] At the same time, these are also the most transparent elections
[00:06:01] since Dayton. This
[00:06:04] path taken in
[00:06:07] terms of the application of specific electoral technologies is
[00:06:10] irreversible. This is the way
[00:06:13] we should go in the future. Perhaps there are some
[00:06:17] minor dissatisfactions and grumbling, but
[00:06:20] I must emphasize that this is a strategic commitment of the state and
[00:06:23] the right direction for Bosnia and Herzegovina in the long
[00:06:25] run.
[00:06:28] Especially in this activity, we want to highlight the exceptional help we received
[00:06:31] from the Agency for Identification
[00:06:34] Documents, Records, and Data Exchange of Bosnia and
[00:06:38] Herzegovina and its director, Professor Dr. Almir
[00:06:41] Badnjević,
[00:06:43] and his
[00:06:45] expert team. Through this, we personally thank
[00:06:49] you, director, and your agency. Also,
[00:06:53] we want to express great gratitude
[00:06:55] to the members of municipal and city election
[00:06:59] exceptional dedication so far and
[00:07:03] continuous action both before the election
[00:07:07] day and on the election day itself.
[00:07:10] Thank you very much.
[00:07:40] basic information. You said there were problems, but I would
[00:07:43] like to say, for the public and for you as a journalist,
[00:07:47] that indeed the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and
[00:07:51] Herzegovina has done a huge job. All of us who were at the polling stations
[00:07:54] this morning saw how
[00:07:58] the system functions, that it really goes fast. As a
[00:08:02] journalist, I asked how the process was going at that
[00:08:05] polling station where there were about ten other polling stations.
[00:08:09] They said everything was fine. That's why
[00:08:12] the question of scanner failures,
[00:08:16] or rather that the scanners did not work, becomes even more pressing.
[00:08:19] We heard before the elections that
[00:08:22] all checks were performed, that everything
[00:08:26] was in order. How will the Central Election Commission now
[00:08:30] determine uh, what the problem
[00:08:34] exactly was? How will you know, given that at earlier
[00:08:37] sessions before the elections, it was
[00:08:41] assumed... or if a problem arises, that only
[00:08:45] CIK will decide where manual counting goes. We hear since
[00:08:48] this morning that manual counting is being mentioned
[00:08:52] by local election commissions. Please explain to us now,
[00:08:56] uh, given that we know about the irregularities from
[00:08:59] previous elections in previous election years, how will you
[00:09:05] so many polling stations where the scanners
[00:09:08] did not work this morning? On the other
[00:09:23] you voted. Regarding problems with the
[00:09:27] functioning of devices, these can be determined after forensics
[00:09:30] which will be done after the elections. We had the same situation
[00:09:34] in the test elections, where we had certain problems
[00:09:37] with the devices, and a subsequent report determined that
[00:09:41] it was a matter of improper handling of the device. It often
[00:09:44] happened that the device, that paper after paper was inserted into the scanner
[00:09:48] without respecting the red light by which
[00:09:51] the scanner signals that it is still processing one ballot,
[00:09:55] and then another ballot was added. So, that kind of forensics will be done. As
[00:09:59] for how these problems are being resolved today,
[00:10:02] the prescribed procedures are being followed.
[00:10:06] So, there is a call center where problems are reported, we have
[00:10:10] operators, we have technical support. We have problems
[00:10:13] with the call center, which is often busy, which is why
[00:10:17] all of us are in constant communication with the
[00:10:20] election commissions and we are trying
[00:10:23] to help more quickly. As I said, there is
[00:10:27] technical support, if that is not possible, there is device
[00:10:30] replacement. So, those types of procedures are being followed. As
[00:10:34] for what to do if further
[00:10:37] scanning, i.e., the functioning of that device,
[00:10:41] cannot be enabled, the Central Election Commission makes decisions on
[00:10:44] a case-by-case basis. No election commission at this moment
[00:10:48] has a message from the Central Election Commission that the scanner will not be used,
[00:10:52] i.e., that ballot papers will be manually counted. So, "we
[00:10:55] take a stand and decide on a case-by-case basis in order to
[00:10:59] achieve the purpose of introducing new
[00:11:20] it seems, over 30 polling stations. How did you solve that?
[00:11:24] What is the reason why it was not possible
[00:11:28] to work with
[00:11:37] even before the opening of polling stations, all members
[00:11:41] of the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina were in contact with all
[00:11:44] presidents of municipal and city election commissions. I personally
[00:11:48] had the opportunity to be in contact with
[00:11:51] the president of the City Election Commission of Bijeljina, so I was aware
[00:11:55] of those problems. The problems
[00:11:57] happened roughly
[00:11:59] uh, in a way that my colleague Vanja may have already explained in one way, meaning
[00:12:03] that the device itself, some in its
[00:12:07] uh, in its structure, in the way they should have been
[00:12:11] put into operation, some operators were simply
[00:12:14] unable to put them into
[00:12:17] operation. In some cases, there was also a lack of training
[00:12:20] for operators, meaning the technical staff who were supposed to operate these
[00:12:24] devices. to put them into operation, to help the members of the polling committees.
[00:12:28] That process lasted all, perhaps all
[00:12:30] night until some morning hours. Unfortunately, during the opening
[00:12:34] of polling stations in Bijeljina, we were unable to open
[00:12:38] polling stations at over 30
[00:12:41] locations. Then the operators, technical staff, and Smartmatik staff
[00:12:44] stepped in again, and in coordination with
[00:12:48] the Central Election Commission, we managed, by the beginning
[00:12:52] of the conference, practically, to eliminate all those problems, of course
[00:12:55] with a significant delay.
[00:12:58] Perhaps there was already a delay of about three hours in terms
[00:13:02] of the start of the election
[00:13:05] process itself, but the most important thing is that the problems have been resolved,
[00:13:09] the scanners are in operation. Now we
[00:13:12] will probably, with the Bijeljina Election Commission, jointly make a decision
[00:13:15] on whether to extend voting at that polling station. We have succeeded
[00:13:19] so far, but this is proof that nothing is
[00:13:22] perfect, but these are the first elections
[00:13:25] where, as it was said,
[00:13:29] uh, new election technologies
[00:13:31] are being used. This will be a test for the company, and for
[00:13:35] us, and for everyone, on how to prepare better in the coming
[00:13:38] election cycles.
[00:13:54] polling stations that did not open on
[00:13:57] time? Is there a possibility of repeating
[00:14:00] elections at some polling
[00:14:07] Law of Bosnia and Herzegovina, if
[00:14:10] there is an interruption in work at a polling station for up to three
[00:14:14] hours or a delay in opening a polling station,
[00:14:18] then the polling stations are allowed to operate
[00:14:21] longer for the period of the delay or for that time.
[00:14:25] For the duration of the interruption. If the delays are longer than three
[00:14:28] hours, the decision on whether polling stations
[00:14:32] will be open for three hours after 7 AM, which would
[00:14:35] mean after 10 AM, will be made by the Central Election
[00:14:39] Commission in cooperation with the municipal, or rather city, election commission.
[00:14:43] This will probably be the case for Bijeljina and perhaps some other
[00:14:46] places. As for repeating elections, elections are
[00:14:50] repeated where they could not
[00:14:53] take place on election day. We have information that some
[00:14:57] polling stations were not open,
[00:15:00] and we will discuss this at one of our
[00:15:04] first sessions regarding these polling stations. The municipal
[00:15:07] election commissions will receive clear instructions. This can
[00:15:11] happen in seven days, or at most in 30 days.
[00:15:14] Our goal is that these
[00:15:17] elections are conducted with specific election
[00:15:20] technologies, that this is a unified way of conducting
[00:15:24] elections. It is easiest if you have a problem to decide to
[00:15:28] abandon technology, but that will not be such
[00:15:31] a simple
[00:15:46] a polling station in Bukvik, the ballot material was not delivered,
[00:15:49] or rather, instead of the ballot paper for the BiH Parliamentary Assembly,
[00:15:53] the election option for Republika Srpska was supplied with material for voters with
[00:15:56] Federation of BiH citizenship. So, how will
[00:16:00] that problem be solved? How much are you even aware of this
[00:16:10] municipality is that? Bukvik, I think it's Brčko. Bukvik, Brčko, that means
[00:16:13] the district. We have that information, we have
[00:16:17] that, we found out, we will bring the polling station, we will investigate what it is about,
[00:16:21] and then we will make adequate decisions. Thank
[00:16:24] you very much, please, all the material was
[00:16:27] delivered to the polling committees yesterday,
[00:16:30] of course, they were not allowed to unpack the ballot
[00:16:34] papers, but an instruction was issued, first to the municipal
[00:16:37] election commissions to check if they received the boxes belonging
[00:16:41] to their municipality, and then the polling committees, when they
[00:16:45] took over the material, were supposed to check if it was the material for
[00:16:48] their polling station. If
[00:16:51] it was indeed an oversight in the printing house during
[00:16:54] packaging, then we should have known that very early. As far as I
[00:16:57] know, that information was delivered to us quite late, but we will see
[00:17:01] what we can do. If there
[00:17:03] is a problem, we don't have many options
[00:17:08] but to deliver and then call voters to
[00:17:12] return or repeat the voting at that
[00:17:33] there were the most problems, voting has started
[00:17:36] way. Are these true
[00:17:39] information?
[00:17:44] I have nothing more to add to the information I gave
[00:17:47] a few minutes before the press
[00:17:51] conference. I personally spoke with
[00:17:53] the president of the commission, and she just
[00:17:57] told me the encouraging news that even the last scanner is
[00:18:01] practically in a situation to be in operation. So, I really do not
[00:18:04] have that information, nor do we in the Central Election
[00:18:15] this polling station. The Brčko District Election Commission
[00:18:19] informed us about it. We had information,
[00:18:22] however, it is likely a matter of swapping
[00:18:26] ballot papers, so we suggested to the Election
[00:18:30] Commission to check at other polling
[00:18:33] stations whether or not the material
[00:18:37] was delivered so that the necessary exchange can be made. In all their
[00:18:41] checks so far, we have not found
[00:18:44] anything, and we will probably make a decision
[00:18:48] to most likely either postpone the elections or
[00:18:51] something else when
[00:19:07] will be announced via a press release around
[00:19:11] 4 PM, and it will be the turnout until
[00:19:14] 3 PM. The next press conference, as you were
[00:19:17] announced, is planned for 8 PM, where
[00:19:21] we will present a summary of the election day,
[00:19:24] but we hope to also announce
[00:19:28] preliminary election results.
[00:19:30] We heard, therefore, that the beginning
[00:19:36] of the election day did not pass without difficulties in the Tuzla
[00:19:40] Canton area. This morning, most polling stations for the general elections were opened, while
[00:19:44] at several locations, the start of voting was prolonged due to
[00:19:47] technical difficulties with devices for scanning ballot papers. Due to
[00:19:51] technical problems, elections did not start on time at
[00:19:55] some polling stations in Zenica, Visoko, Kakanj, Maglaj, Vareš, and
[00:19:58] Usora. At individual polling stations in Republika Srpska, delays were recorded due to
[00:20:01] technical problems with new equipment in Bijeljina
[00:20:05] at 30 polling stations.
[00:20:07] Voting did not start on time due to problems with new technologies, while
[00:20:11] difficulties with scanners or biometric devices
[00:20:14] were also recorded in Gacko, East Ilidža, in the area of East
[00:20:18] Sarajevo, Laktaši, and Pale. The CIK stated that
[00:20:21] they will extend voting time at polling stations where the opening was delayed.
[00:20:25] birališta.
[00:20:29] And in the Mostar area, not all polling stations were
[00:20:32] open at the scheduled time this morning. Problems were recorded at
[00:20:35] several polling stations due to difficulties with specific electoral
[00:20:39] technologies, i.e., scanners. In
[00:20:42] case the problems on the scanners
[00:20:46] that are currently at the polling stations are not resolved, we will send a backup device.
[00:20:50] Technical support and the operator will try
[00:20:53] everything so that the backup device is
[00:20:55] configured to open the polling station.
[00:20:59] If that is not possible, we must request permission
[00:21:02] from the Central Election Commission for those polling stations
[00:21:05] to switch to the old method of operation without
[00:21:08] scanners.
[00:21:11] While the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina are today electing the government for the next four years, the N1
[00:21:15] team spoke with Mostar residents about what they expect after
[00:21:18] the closing of polling stations. Citizens' responses range from complete
[00:21:22] disappointment and belief that nothing will change to hope that the
[00:21:26] elections could still bring a better, more secure
[00:21:29] future. After the elections, we just need to
[00:21:33] know what, whether it will change or not. We hope for the best,
[00:21:36] but oh well, that's
[00:21:39] it. Well, I expect nothing, a slightly harder, much harder
[00:21:43] situation than it has been so far, unfortunately that's how it
[00:21:46] is, we'll wait for new elections, that's it, we hope.
[00:21:50] Hoping for a better future for us, that
[00:21:53] something will start, that people will
[00:21:56] be happy about something and so on. It's not important
[00:22:00] anymore how much money, but rather in some
[00:22:02] political security,
[00:22:04] for people to be at peace, not to
[00:22:07] be afraid that there will be
[00:22:10] some conflict, that intolerance between
[00:22:14] nations will stop. There is no reason at all.
[00:22:17] All the best, better than before. Well, we
[00:22:20] hope, we hope, it should be, right,
[00:22:24] we wouldn't have come out if we didn't
[00:22:25] hope.
[00:22:29] Polling stations in Banja Luka opened this morning at 7 AM. A large number
[00:22:32] of citizens coming to vote has been recorded since the opening. The atmosphere
[00:22:36] at the polling stations is calm, and the election process is proceeding without visible
[00:22:39] tensions. Members of the polling committees guide citizens through the procedure, while
[00:22:43] special attention is also paid to the application of new election technologies. At
[00:22:47] certain times, short queues form while citizens
[00:22:51] patiently wait to cast
[00:22:53] their votes. With me, from the very first
[00:22:57] minute, we had problems with the scanner, but we solved
[00:23:00] that, then later with the ID card reader, but
[00:23:04] we solved it. So, it's important that people who know
[00:23:08] this type of thing, these operators, can
[00:23:12] solve it, and we who are, well, someone who
[00:23:15] has worked with a copier or a scanner, can very easily
[00:23:19] come to a solution, you know,
[00:23:22] because everything is written in Serbian, it's very simple when it opens, you see what it is, what
[00:23:26] it's about, and it gets resolved. So,
[00:23:29] the operators just needed it at the beginning, and everything
[00:23:33] else goes by
[00:23:35] itself.
[00:23:38] What would I like? I would like everyone
[00:23:41] to do their job.
[00:23:44] Well, what was there until now wasn't bad, but it can probably
[00:23:48] be better. Change and nothing more.
[00:23:52] Just changes. We usually always came out to vote,
[00:23:55] so I'm doing that today. My civic duty
[00:23:59] will be fulfilled, and what we
[00:24:02] vote for, we probably
[00:24:05] want them to do their best, for there to be
[00:24:09] some change, for things to be a little better. This has been terrible
[00:24:12] so far, so I expect perhaps some change,
[00:24:15] something a little better for us to start generally.
[00:24:18] i
[00:24:20] All 138 polling stations in the Brčko District opened
[00:24:24] on time. Two mobile teams are also active, and the election process is proceeding with
[00:24:28] minor technical difficulties, mainly due to new election
[00:24:31] technologies. I expect that we will finely give politicians the same
[00:24:34] salary so that they quarrel, maybe things will be
[00:24:38] better for us too, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe. Well, I expect some changes
[00:24:41] for the better. We expect nothing, so it's all the same
[00:24:45] faces, the same people. It will only get worse, especially in Brčko
[00:24:48] District. Something better is expected than what has been so far.
[00:24:51] And I hope, I hope for better
[00:24:54] changes.
[00:24:57] Most polling stations in the Tuzla area opened on time this morning. A total of
[00:25:00] 154 regular polling stations are available to voters,
[00:25:03] as well as one polling station for absentee voting. Voting is
[00:25:07] being held at 52 locations, and for the needs personnel have been engaged.
[00:25:11] nine mobile teams.
[00:25:13] I expect big changes because of that piece of paper we
[00:25:17] get with a picture, actually they get. "Hmm, it's
[00:25:21] known who votes, I'm very glad that the dead no longer vote,
[00:25:25] nothing, believe me, these old ones should all
[00:25:27] be removed, we've been waiting
[00:25:31] for something better for 30-something years, this is God forbid, so I expect things to move
[00:25:34] forward a bit and towards something better, I mean
[00:25:38] it's time, I guess we realized during the past four
[00:25:41] years what is better for us,
[00:25:45] so let's leave it at that, what
[00:25:47] do I expect?".
[00:25:50] What can I tell you, until now I've voted, voted, voted, voted,
[00:25:54] here's how much, never anything special, nothing
[00:25:57] special has been done, I don't know what to tell you,
[00:26:01] what I expect. That's
[00:26:03] the same.
[00:26:08] Ukraine will intensify its attacks on Russian refineries in response to
[00:26:12] the intensification of Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure,
[00:26:15] said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in an interview with Reuters.
[00:26:18] He said that Ukrainian intelligence came into
[00:26:22] possession of documents of a new Russian doctrine according to which, as he
[00:26:26] said, Russia is expanding its list of targets to include civilian objects with
[00:26:29] the aim of forcing Ukrainians to leave the city.
[00:26:36] "We must respond as we can, after their attacks
[00:26:39] on our energy system, we must respond with attacks on theirs,
[00:26:42] primarily the refineries that give them money to wage war, but we will not
[00:26:46] target, unlike them, civilian objects. We cannot
[00:26:49] do that because we are a different people, we are
[00:26:52] humans.
[00:26:56] German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived on an unannounced
[00:26:59] visit to Ukraine to pledge additional aid in defense." from Russian
[00:27:03] attacks, if Russia is not stopped, its war machine will sooner or
[00:27:06] later turn against us, Merz said upon arrival. Merz arrived in Kyiv
[00:27:10] accompanied by directors of German defense companies to
[00:27:14] provide support to President Volodymyr Zelensky amid increasingly frequent
[00:27:17] Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities. Today I will tell President
[00:27:21] Zelensky, you can continue to count on our help, Merz
[00:27:32] awaits us today until the end of the day, and the beginning
[00:27:35] of next week, according to the satellite
[00:27:39] image, we see that we are still in
[00:27:43] a clear field, while a smaller amount of unstable
[00:27:46] air has penetrated over the western Mediterranean
[00:27:50] and over Spain we have strong development of daily
[00:27:53] cloud cover and showers that also have tropical
[00:27:57] characteristics.
[00:27:59] The weather situation here is under the influence. of a high pressure
[00:28:03] field that extends from the east over our
[00:28:06] regions, this field is slowly weakening before the arrival
[00:28:10] of this cyclone which will move from Spain
[00:28:14] towards the Gulf of Genoa bringing a change
[00:28:17] in weather here, but only somewhere
[00:28:21] in the middle of the week, from the middle of the week onwards.
[00:28:24] Today sunny, relatively
[00:28:27] warm, with increased bora wind only in the far
[00:28:31] south of the Adriatic. while in the Adriatic in the rest of the Adriatic
[00:28:35] the maestral will blow. Inland
[00:28:39] temperatures around 20°, in
[00:28:42] Herzegovina on the Adriatic 25 to
[00:28:45] 26. Sea temperature is 20,
[00:28:48] between 22 and 24
[00:28:52] Celsius. Further development of the weather situation will be
[00:28:56] influenced by a cyclone that will come
[00:29:00] closer and closer to our regions and begin to affect
[00:29:03] the weather somewhere on Wednesday with a change
[00:29:07] in circulation, it will start to blow from the south,
[00:29:10] on Thursday clouds will start
[00:29:13] to gather from the west, on Thursday we can already expect
[00:29:17] local rain. This change
[00:29:20] in weather will be associated
[00:29:23] with a small drop
[00:29:27] in air temperature, so the air temperature will be somewhere inland
[00:29:30] around 2.
[00:29:33] degrees maximum daily in Herzegovina
[00:29:37] somewhere around 18°, and
[00:29:40] morning temperatures will remain at the same level as
[00:29:44] before, with localized frost
[00:29:47] possible in basins,
[00:29:50] so today sunny, warm
[00:29:53] maestral, enjoy this
[00:29:56] week, more about the weather you can follow
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