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[00:00:19] Good day, you are watching N1 info, the event
[00:00:21] of the day.
[00:00:25] General elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina have begun, polling stations are open, citizens are electing a new
[00:00:29] government. For the first time with the help of new
[00:00:31] technologies.
[00:00:35] will be offered at the beginning of October at The beginning of election day, however, did not pass without difficulties, at
[00:00:37] several locations, the start of voting was postponed due to technical difficulties
[00:00:41] with devices for scanning ballots.
[00:00:43] listića.
[00:00:47] German Chancellor, on an unannounced visit to Kyiv, promises additional
[00:00:51] aid
[00:00:51] to Ukraine.
[00:00:58] Bosnia and Herzegovina is electing a new one today. For the next four years, polling stations
[00:01:02] across the country opened at 7 AM, and citizens will until 7 PM
[00:01:05] elect members of the Presidency of Bosnia and
[00:01:08] of Oasis guitarist is also at Herzegovina, representatives in the state and federal parliament, the president and vice-presidents of the Republic of
[00:01:12] Srpska, deputies to the National Assembly of the Republic of Srpska, and
[00:01:15] representatives in cantonal assemblies. More than
[00:01:19] 3.4 million voters are registered on the central voter
[00:01:22] list, while among the 7,28 certified candidates, a total of
[00:01:25] 518 mandate holders will be elected.
[00:01:28] 5,500. 69 polling stations were formed, these are the first elections
[00:01:32] in Bosnia and Herzegovina that are conducted using biometric
[00:01:35] voter identification, ballot scanners, as well as with
[00:01:39] rapid transmission of election results. According to the information
[00:01:42] collected so far, municipal and city election commissions
[00:01:45] have accredited about 25,000 observers
[00:01:48] from political entities, and it is estimated that about
[00:01:51] 30,000 observers
[00:01:53] will monitor the elections in total.
[00:01:56] By 11 AM, in the general elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, voters had cast their votes.
[00:02:01] voters, announced the president of the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:02:05] Jovan Kalaba. At the same time, at some polling stations, problems were recorded
[00:02:08] with new election technologies, due to which some
[00:02:12] polling stations had to be temporarily
[00:02:14] closed after opening. Some polling stations in Bosnia and Herzegovina
[00:02:18] did not open exactly at seven o'clock. According to information from municipal and
[00:02:22] city election commissions, a smaller number of polling stations are not yet open or
[00:02:26] opened and then closed due to problems with the operation of ballot
[00:02:29] scanners, which is being resolved by
[00:02:32] replacing the scanner. By
[00:02:35] 11 AM in Bosnia and Herzegovina,
[00:02:38] 406,847
[00:02:41] voters, or 11.94%, had voted.
[00:02:45] For comparison, at the same time in the general elections
[00:02:48] of 2022, 15% of voters had voted.
[00:02:52] As you can see on the screen,
[00:02:53] that number
[00:02:56] is changing and we already have 413.
[00:03:02] Among those who voted by 11 AM,
[00:03:05] 44.10% were women and
[00:03:07] 55.90
[00:03:10] percent were men. We are happy that by 11 AM,
[00:03:14] 5,757 voters who, after
[00:03:18] reaching 18 years of age, voted for the first time
[00:03:21] had also voted. Also, voter verification takes on
[00:03:25] average 37, 35 seconds from search to
[00:03:28] printing the confirmation. uninterrupted
[00:03:31] communication with the election administration in the field. There was
[00:03:35] a problem with the operation of the identification device for a small number of
[00:03:38] voters, mainly with newly issued ID cards, and for
[00:03:41] that problem, we sent clear instructions to the field. We had
[00:03:45] reports from voters that the candidate lists given to voters
[00:03:49] during voting were already marked by the previous voter. We gave
[00:03:53] instructions that the voter must receive candidate lists without
[00:03:56] markings, that any marks must be removed by erasure. by the
[00:04:00] polling committee, these are the candidate lists that are given
[00:04:03] with the ballots, according to
[00:04:07] our information, most of the problems were
[00:04:10] in Bijeljina and according to the latest information, the
[00:04:14] situation there has stabilized, we only have one polling
[00:04:18] station that was not opened by 11
[00:04:20] AM,
[00:04:24] while citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina today elect a government for the next four years, the N1
[00:04:28] team spoke with Mostar residents about what they expect after the closing of
[00:04:31] polling stations. Citizens' responses range from complete disappointment
[00:04:35] to the belief that nothing will change, to the hope that
[00:04:38] the elections might still bring a better, more secure
[00:04:41] future. After the elections, we just
[00:04:44] need to know what, will it change, will it not, we hope
[00:04:47] for better, but oh my, that's what it is
[00:04:51] and I expect nothing, a little harder, much
[00:04:54] harder situation than it has been so far, unfortunately, that's how it
[00:04:57] is, we'll wait for new elections, that's it...
[00:05:00] "to hope, to hope that it will be better for us,
[00:05:04] to start something,
[00:05:06] so that people here are cheered up by
[00:05:09] something and so on, it's not important anymore how much
[00:05:13] in some security,
[00:05:16] political security, so that people can be
[00:05:19] calm, not fear that there will be some
[00:05:22] conflict, that intolerance among peoples will stop,
[00:05:26] there is no, no reason whatsoever, all
[00:05:29] the best, better than before, that's what we
[00:05:33] hope for, we hope for it, it should be, because we wouldn't
[00:05:36] have come out if we didn't
[00:05:37] hope.
[00:05:40] Polling stations in Banja Luka opened. This morning at 7 AM, a large number of citizens
[00:05:44] have been recorded coming to vote since the opening. The atmosphere at the
[00:05:48] polling stations is calm, the election process is proceeding without visible tensions. Members of the
[00:05:52] polling committees are guiding citizens through the procedure, while special attention
[00:05:55] is paid to the application of new election technologies. At certain
[00:05:59] moments, shorter queues also form while citizens patiently
[00:06:02] wait to cast their votes.
[00:06:05] There was a delay this morning at several,
[00:06:08] I think nine polling stations, as far as the technical aspect is concerned.
[00:06:13] several places where the polling committee failed
[00:06:16] to count all the received
[00:06:19] ballots by 7 AM, given that these are
[00:06:22] now ballots that are somewhat
[00:06:26] harder paper compared to earlier elections, and that's why
[00:06:29] the counting process was somewhat
[00:06:32] slower, overall, we have no reported
[00:06:36] cases of any breach of public
[00:06:39] order and peace. "We had no problems at the
[00:06:43] polling stations, 25 mobile teams went
[00:06:47] to the field this morning, where
[00:06:50] 1166 voters will vote
[00:06:53] through mobile
[00:06:55] teams, from the very first
[00:06:59] minute, we had problems with the scanner, but we resolved that, then later
[00:07:02] on the ID card reader, but we resolved
[00:07:06] it, meaning it's important that people who
[00:07:09] know this type of operation, right, the actors,
[00:07:13] can solve it, and we who are, right, someone who
[00:07:17] has worked with a copier or a scanner can very easily
[00:07:20] come to a solution, you know,
[00:07:24] because everything is written in Serbian, it's very simple when you open it, you see what it is, what
[00:07:28] it's about, and it's removed, so
[00:07:31] the operators were only needed at the beginning, and everything
[00:07:35] else happens by itself.
[00:07:39] And what would I like, I would like... "everyone
[00:07:43] to do their job and
[00:07:46] what has been so far is not bad, but it can probably
[00:07:50] be better, changes and nothing
[00:07:52] more, just changes, we have mostly always participated
[00:07:56] in elections, so I think today we will fulfill
[00:07:59] our civic duty. And what we
[00:08:03] vote for, we probably think and want them to do
[00:08:07] their best, to have some changes, to have some..." better, this
[00:08:10] has been terrible so
[00:08:14] far, so I expect maybe some
[00:08:16] change, something a little better for us to generally
[00:08:19] start
[00:08:21] All 138 polling stations in the Brčko District were opened this morning
[00:08:25] on time, and two mobile teams are active. The election process is proceeding with minor
[00:08:29] technical difficulties, mainly due to new election
[00:08:32] technologies. I expect that we will give politicians the same
[00:08:35] salary so that they can argue, maybe it will be better
[00:08:38] for us, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, I expect some changes.
[00:08:43] for the better, we expect nothing, meaning it's all the same faces, the same
[00:08:46] people, it will only be worse, especially in the Brčko District,
[00:08:49] I expect something better than what has been so far,
[00:08:52] and I hope so.
[00:08:55] Most polling stations in the Tuzla area opened on time this morning, voters
[00:08:59] have a total of 154 regular polling
[00:09:02] stations available, as well as one polling station for absentee voting. Voting is
[00:09:06] taking place at 52 locations, and nine mobile teams were engaged for the needs of the
[00:09:09] election process.
[00:09:12] I expect big changes because of that little piece of paper we
[00:09:16] get with a picture, actually they get it, it's known
[00:09:19] who votes, I'm very glad that the dead no longer vote,
[00:09:23] nothing, believe me, these old ones should all be
[00:09:26] removed, 30-something years
[00:09:29] we've been waiting for better, this is God save us, so I expect things to move
[00:09:33] forward a little and for the better, I think it's
[00:09:36] time, we must have realized over the past four
[00:09:39] years what is better for us
[00:09:43] so let's leave it at that.
[00:09:46] What do I expect, what can I
[00:09:48] tell you, I've voted, voted, voted, voted,
[00:09:52] so many times and nothing special has ever
[00:09:56] been done. I don't know what to tell you what I
[00:09:59] expect. It's the
[00:10:02] same.
[00:10:04] Election day in Bihać is proceeding without major problems. All polling stations
[00:10:08] are functioning, as are the four mobile teams. At several polling stations, minor
[00:10:12] delays were recorded in the opening of polling stations. According to preliminary
[00:10:15] data, over 4,000 citizens
[00:10:19] had voted in Bihać by 11 AM. I will fulfill my civic
[00:10:23] duty, but as for hoping for something, I don't.
[00:10:26] Everyone should fulfill their civic duty, especially I appeal
[00:10:30] to the youth, the youth are the ones who can do something
[00:10:34] for this country to make our tomorrow better, so it
[00:10:38] was good, it's just that they were a bit late, that annoys me,
[00:10:41] it wasn't seven o'clock as announced, since we pensioners came, there were more
[00:10:45] of us, we had to wait a bit, but it's okay, and it's a bit harder
[00:10:49] to vote, you have to pay the colors, really, now everything is going
[00:10:52] great, the electron...
[00:10:55] I hope that the best ones who deserve it will get
[00:10:59] the votes, I especially hope that as many women as possible
[00:11:02] will pass, so I congratulate them all and wish them success,
[00:11:06] we'll see what happens, I can't know what will happen,
[00:11:10] good.
[00:11:14] Ukraine will intensify its attacks on Russian refineries in response to
[00:11:18] the intensification of Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy and
[00:11:21] infrastructure, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with Reuters.
[00:11:25] He said that Ukrainian intelligence services had found documents on a
[00:11:28] new Russian doctrine, according to which, he said, Russia is expanding the list
[00:11:32] of its targets to include civilian objects, with the aim of forcing
[00:11:35] Ukrainians to leave
[00:11:36] cities.
[00:11:42] We must respond as we can. After their attacks
[00:11:45] on our energy, we must respond with attacks on theirs. First of all,
[00:11:49] refineries that give them money to wage war, but we will not
[00:11:52] target, unlike them, civilian objects. We cannot do
[00:11:56] that because we are a different people, we are
[00:11:58] human.
[00:12:02] German Chancellor Fredrik Merz arrived on an unannounced visit
[00:12:06] to Ukraine to promise additional assistance in defense against Russian attacks. "If
[00:12:10] Russia is not stopped, its war machine will sooner or later
[00:12:13] turn against us," Merz said upon arrival. Merz arrived in Kyiv
[00:12:17] accompanied by directors of German defense companies to
[00:12:20] show support for President Volodymyr Zelensky amid increasingly frequent
[00:12:24] Russian attacks on provincial
[00:12:27] cities. Today I will tell President Zelensky, you can continue to count on our help, Merz
[00:12:30] said.
[00:12:33] And finally, let's look at the weather forecast. Good
[00:12:36] day, what kind of weather awaits us today until the
[00:12:39] end of the day, and the beginning of next week.
[00:12:43] According to the satellite image,
[00:12:46] we see that we are still in a field of clear skies, while a smaller
[00:12:50] amount of unstable air has penetrated
[00:12:53] over the western Mediterranean countries, and over
[00:12:56] Spain, we have strong development of daily cloud cover and
[00:13:00] showers that also have tropical
[00:13:03] characteristics.
[00:13:05] The weather situation here is influenced by a high-pressure
[00:13:09] field that extends from the east over our
[00:13:12] regions. This field is slowly weakening before the arrival
[00:13:16] of this cyclone that will be moving from Spain
[00:13:20] towards the Gulf of Genoa, bringing
[00:13:23] a change in weather here, but...
[00:13:25] only sometime in the middle of the week, from the middle
[00:13:29] of the week onwards. Today,
[00:13:31] sunny, relatively warm, with increased
[00:13:35] bora wind only in the far south of the Adriatic, while in the rest
[00:13:38] of the Adriatic, the maestral
[00:13:41] wind will blow. In the interior,
[00:13:44] temperatures will be around 20°C. In
[00:13:48] Herzegovina and on the Adriatic, 25 to
[00:13:50] 26°C. Sea temperature is
[00:13:54] between 22 and
[00:13:56] 24°C.
[00:14:00] Further development of the weather situation will be under the influence of the cyclone
[00:14:03] that will be approaching our
[00:14:06] regions and starting to affect the weather
[00:14:09] sometime on Wednesday already with a change in
[00:14:12] circulation, it will start from the south,
[00:14:16] on Thursday, cloud cover will start to
[00:14:19] gather from the west, on Thursday we can already
[00:14:22] expect occasional rain.
[00:14:25] This change in weather will also be connected
[00:14:29] with a slight drop in
[00:14:32] air temperature, so the air temperature will be somewhere in the
[00:14:36] interior around 12°C,
[00:14:39] maximum daily in Herzegovina somewhere around
[00:14:42] 18°C, and morning temperatures
[00:14:46] will remain at the same level as
[00:14:49] before, with occasional frost in
[00:14:53] basins.
[00:14:55] So, today, sunny, warm,
[00:14:59] maestral, enjoy this
[00:15:01] week, more about the weather you can follow
[00:15:05] on our info channels.
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