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[00:00:20] Good afternoon, welcome to the news room. Constant clashes over citizens'
[00:00:24] finances. Now we will pay more for using the highway
[00:00:28] from Sarajevo to Zenica. In this show. In this show, we talk about the verdict for sexual
[00:00:31] exploitation of minors in Tuzla Canton. N1
[00:00:35] reporters bring the most important information from the country and the world. Stay with
[00:00:38] us.
[00:00:47] Davor Matsura, a businessman close to the Serbian Progressive Party and owner
[00:00:51] of Alta Bank in Serbia, over which bankruptcy was declared, was arrested
[00:00:55] this morning, Nova Ires learns. Previously, the police
[00:00:58] had been searching the premises of Alta Bank for more than 30 hours since Saturday,
[00:01:02] whose license to operate was revoked by the Executive Board of the National Bank of
[00:01:06] Serbia on Saturday morning and its bankruptcy was declared.
[00:01:09] We remind you that on Saturday, the National Bank of Serbia revoked
[00:01:12] Alta Bank's operating license. It was determined that in the previous period,
[00:01:16] the financial condition of the bank significantly deteriorated and that there is a
[00:01:20] possibility of further deterioration of the financial condition or
[00:01:23] liquidity of the bank, and in connection with this, that the interests of
[00:01:26] the bank's depositors are endangered.
[00:01:31] The head of the criminal police administration of Serbia, Marko Kričak, was arrested
[00:01:35] yesterday by order of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade, on
[00:01:38] suspicion of abusing his official position, following a criminal complaint filed by the lawyer
[00:01:42] of the former police director's assistant, Veselin Milić. According to the same
[00:01:46] complaint, the head of the crime suppression service, Boško
[00:01:49] Sekulović, was arrested.
[00:01:52] Marko Kričak, a name regularly associated with
[00:01:55] police brutality.
[00:02:00] In August last year, a criminal complaint was filed against him by a
[00:02:04] student who accused him of abuse
[00:02:07] after the protest. Marko Kričak slapped
[00:02:10] me several times, hit my head against
[00:02:13] the wall, uh, told me that he would strip me, rape
[00:02:17] me in front of everyone, that everyone would watch. The prosecutor's office
[00:02:20] reacted to the criminal complaint and arrested Kričak and the head of
[00:02:24] the crime suppression service in UKP on suspicion that
[00:02:27] by exceeding and exploiting their official
[00:02:31] position and failing to perform their official duties, they caused
[00:02:34] damage and seriously violated the rights
[00:02:36] of the injured party,
[00:02:42] the former head of the police administration for the city of Belgrade
[00:02:45] VM, the prosecution therefore did not react to the
[00:02:48] criminal complaint of the students, but to the criminal complaint of Veselin
[00:02:52] Milić, accused of not reporting the murder in
[00:02:55] Senjak and falsifying official notes. The media
[00:02:59] reported that in Milić's report it was stated that Kričak
[00:03:02] also beat the owner of the restaurant where the murder
[00:03:07] in the constitution of power at happened. There is also a reasonable suspicion that the head of UKP-a MK on
[00:03:11] May 16, 2026,
[00:03:13] godine
[00:03:15] with other as yet unknown police officers in the
[00:03:19] UKP premises, abused and tortured the injured NL.
[00:03:23] How did it come about that Kričak was arrested by his subordinates
[00:03:26] and that by order of the prosecutor's office led by a man
[00:03:30] known to be close to the Serbian Progressive Party, it could be a
[00:03:33] personal vendetta, it could be an attempt to uh
[00:03:37] uh clean up the prosecutor and
[00:03:41] uh and the police to say, "Look,
[00:03:44] we were always good, and
[00:03:48] they bothered us." The prosecutor can prove that he
[00:03:52] is not a loyalist. What is a senior prosecutor? A senior
[00:03:55] prosecutor did not exist
[00:03:57] outside of loyalty to the SNS. That very prosecutor claims
[00:04:01] today that they started working on that case almost
[00:04:05] half a year ago. It has nothing to do with
[00:04:08] everyone is on the electoral processes and the results of parliamentary
[00:04:10] elections. Kričak himself was loyal to one side in the
[00:04:14] past elections. He proved his loyalty to the Serbian Progressive Party
[00:04:18] and to work on by attending rallies. Here's how the
[00:04:21] former president described him: "A fighter without
[00:04:24] fear or flaw." That's why he bothers many
[00:04:27] people,
[00:04:29] as does Mr. Repac, as do many other people
[00:04:33] who strictly adhere to the law like a drunken fence.
[00:04:37] Now that his fence has moved a little, the question arises: what
[00:04:41] was Marko Kričak's role in the Serbian police? He,
[00:04:45] let's recall, worked in a car
[00:04:47] service, without any
[00:04:51] training or knowledge to work
[00:04:54] in the police. And then he experienced such a
[00:04:57] rapid ascent thanks
[00:05:00] to loyalty. He wasn't just called
[00:05:04] a loyalist by other police
[00:05:07] officers. In the case of the murder in
[00:05:10] Senjak, the police worked more on concealment
[00:05:13] than on discovering evidence, believes Prelević, and he suspects that something
[00:05:16] else is behind the arrest. Nothing there is in accordance
[00:05:20] with regulations, not even Milić's arrest after so much time.
[00:05:24] You all left all that for some
[00:05:26] time. What kind of Kričak investigation? He doesn't know how to conduct
[00:05:30] an investigation. The prosecutor's statements,
[00:05:33] saving, saving Milić,
[00:05:37] that all went through the SNS,
[00:05:39] and now they are actually
[00:05:42] trying in some way
[00:05:46] probably to change that case. Prelević adds
[00:05:50] that it is most important that people within the Ministry of Interior prevent the destruction
[00:05:53] of documentation, close ranks, not undermine
[00:05:57] investigations that would lead to a complete picture of what
[00:06:00] was happening in the police. Miodrag
[00:06:03] Sovilj, N1
[00:06:05] Belgrade.
[00:06:08] The director of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, Ognjen Mrljavavić,
[00:06:12] was detained last night and taken to the police station after students' parents
[00:06:15] reported that he was taking documents out of the school
[00:06:19] and throwing them in a dumpster. Nemanja Milošević, one of the parents,
[00:06:22] spoke to N1. Good day, thank
[00:06:25] you for speaking to N1. Can you please explain to us, to begin with,
[00:06:29] what happened last night? We saw
[00:06:33] some documentation in a dumpster on social media,
[00:06:35] and an arrest. What is it about?
[00:06:38] Good day, thank you for giving me the opportunity
[00:06:41] to... talk about this situation. I will try to
[00:06:45] briefly reconstruct what happened last night.
[00:06:48] Uh, sometime in the evening,
[00:06:52] I received a call from another
[00:06:55] parent, who is also the vice president of the council,
[00:06:59] uh, that the children
[00:07:02] from the fifth saw Director Mrvaljević taking out
[00:07:06] some documents and throwing them into a dumpster.
[00:07:08] Uh, after that, we immediately went to
[00:07:12] the school. Uh, the children who had called us were
[00:07:16] waiting for us there. Uh, that
[00:07:20] material, that is, the bag he threw out, was taken out of
[00:07:23] the dumpster. Uh, we put
[00:07:26] it on the car and immediately called the police. So,
[00:07:30] uh, first we called
[00:07:33] uh, the police station in Palilula,
[00:07:37] then we called uh 192, we called
[00:07:40] a patrol, uh,
[00:07:43] we blocked Mr. Mrvaljević's car so that he wouldn't
[00:07:46] leave before the police arrived and conducted
[00:07:49] an investigation. Uh, we waited for the police to arrive. In the meantime, he
[00:07:53] had gotten into his car and stayed in the car the whole time,
[00:07:56] waiting. The police arrived, first a patrol, and then
[00:08:00] the investigation team. They conducted an investigation. So,
[00:08:04] just to clarify, one bag was found
[00:08:06] in the dumpster, but he also put some documents
[00:08:10] in the trunk. Of course, we couldn't see what it was and what was
[00:08:14] in there, but uh, the police,
[00:08:17] that is, the investigation team, checked it, and it's all with
[00:08:20] the prosecutor now. After that, he was escorted by the police
[00:08:24] to the police station to give a statement,
[00:08:28] uh, and then released. Uh, we, the parents, also gave
[00:08:31] a statement, that is, our representative gave a statement yesterday, and we are now waiting
[00:08:35] for the situation to develop. What we know happened in the meantime
[00:08:39] is that Ognjan Mrvaljević sent an
[00:08:42] email to his
[00:08:45] colleagues, that is, teachers from the Fifth Belgrade, where he explains that it
[00:08:49] was just some worthless material,
[00:08:52] that it's nothing, that he's just
[00:08:56] dedicated and that he came on Sunday evening to send an important email to them
[00:09:00] and to throw out some worthless material
[00:09:04] and throw it in the dumpster. Uh,
[00:09:07] from that email alone, we can conclude that it's about
[00:09:11] a complete lack of understanding
[00:09:14] of the law or disrespect for the law. We'll see about that,
[00:09:18] the authorities will determine that, but let me just mention that there is
[00:09:22] a law on archival material, how it is stored and
[00:09:25] how material is destroyed. So, even when it comes
[00:09:29] to worthless documentation, as Mr.
[00:09:33] Mrvaljević states, according to Article 9, that worthless
[00:09:36] documentation can only be destroyed exclusively after
[00:09:40] obtaining approval from the competent
[00:09:44] public archive in written form. How would you rate
[00:09:47] the police's reaction and do you have any indications
[00:09:50] what is in the bags that the police
[00:09:53] took? We did not want to contaminate the documentation
[00:09:57] in any way, so we saw what
[00:10:00] we could see, which was, let's say, what
[00:10:04] fell out of that bag and what was
[00:10:08] lying on the fields, and I wouldn't really say it was worthless
[00:10:12] documents. Information, first of all, because there were personal
[00:10:15] data of children, for example, the JMBG of certain
[00:10:19] students of the school. So, there were some
[00:10:21] biographies of people who probably applied for
[00:10:25] a job at the Fifth Belgrade, again with their personal
[00:10:28] data, and there were some market
[00:10:31] research, there were some paid bills
[00:10:35] for certain services, for example, what was interesting to me, and what
[00:10:39] speaks primarily about the incompetence of the current
[00:10:42] management of the Fifth Belgrade Gymnasium, is that an external
[00:10:46] service for making school schedules was paid for
[00:10:48] the 26th. The question arises, of course, why such
[00:10:52] a document, regardless of whether it is an original, whether it is... uh, whether
[00:10:55] it is a transcript or a photocopy, why it is being destroyed
[00:10:58] in the way Mrvaljević did it
[00:11:01] last night. And what do you expect now from this
[00:11:04] procedure? How would you rate the police's actions
[00:11:08] and what outcome do you expect?
[00:11:12] I expect the competent authorities to do their job in
[00:11:16] accordance with the law, to do what they haven't done all these
[00:11:19] years, all these 14 years that we have been enduring what we have endured so far,
[00:11:22] uh, especially.
[00:11:25] For the last two years, the Fifth Belgrade has been going through a kind of
[00:11:28] terror. We filed a criminal complaint against
[00:11:30] the previous director, that is, acting director
[00:11:34] Danka Nešović. That complaint is also gathering dust somewhere in a drawer
[00:11:37] in the prosecutor's office. On this occasion, I appeal to the prosecutor's office to finally start
[00:11:41] doing its job and instead of that woman sitting in
[00:11:44] the ministry, to be brought to justice, for the prosecutor's office
[00:11:47] to react to that criminal complaint. Likewise, I expect
[00:11:50] that the prosecutor's office will continue to
[00:11:53] work on this and act according to the law on archival
[00:11:57] material, that is, to treat what Ognjan
[00:12:01] Miravaljević did last night in that way. It's simply incredible that on Sunday
[00:12:04] evening, the school director comes to school, throws out some material.
[00:12:08] That in itself, especially in the situation we are in,
[00:12:11] especially a week after the elections and after everything we
[00:12:15] see happening in various state bodies, is completely
[00:12:18] incredible that it
[00:12:21] happens. So, I expect that
[00:12:24] state bodies will finally start doing their job, both the police
[00:12:28] and the prosecutor's office. As for the police, they immediately came
[00:12:31] yesterday when called, I can't say anything,
[00:12:34] they were professional, they did their job and from that side I have no
[00:12:38] complaints, but the prosecutor's office really must start
[00:12:42] acting. I don't know what they're waiting for.
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[00:16:44] "A session of the SNSD presidency was held in Banja Luka, and
[00:16:48] Milorad Dodik's press conference
[00:16:50] is underway.
[00:16:54] The criticism that we presented in the pre-election
[00:16:57] election campaign, and in the time
[00:17:00] since then, means that we achieved a serious
[00:17:03] result. It is reflected in the fact that we got over
[00:17:07] 51% of the votes for the president
[00:17:11] of the republic, 52%, right?
[00:17:15] Something more, uh, for the member
[00:17:17] of the presidency. We got about 40%
[00:17:20] for the parliament of Republika Srpska, and we got
[00:17:23] 41% for
[00:17:27] the House of Representatives. Toma locates us as one of the most important political
[00:17:30] factors in Republika Srpska dominantly, and
[00:17:34] at the level of Bosnia and Herzegovina today we discussed what
[00:17:37] our goals are for the time to come, which is very
[00:17:41] complex, and which we will have to go through
[00:17:44] in coordination with our coalition partners. The main goal that we
[00:17:48] want to achieve is
[00:17:50] that we are focused on finding
[00:17:54] a two-thirds majority that is important in terms of changing
[00:17:57] the constitution and electing a fourth delegate
[00:18:01] for the House of Peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina, which
[00:18:04] we consider to be very important, and I want to inform you
[00:18:07] that I think we have secured
[00:18:10] an additional number of deputies so that Republika
[00:18:13] Srpska will already at the constituent session
[00:18:16] have a manifested two-thirds majority for all
[00:18:20] elections, thus also a prerequisite for the adoption of the constitution
[00:18:24] as well as for the election of the fourth delegate to the House of Peoples.
[00:18:28] Likewise, we have endeavored in this time to define
[00:18:31] and to find a partnership that is
[00:18:35] confirmed for the 10th delegate in the House of Representatives.
[00:18:39] As such, we will appear as an indispensable factor
[00:18:44] the level of Bosnia and Herzegovina, in which we discussed today with whom we could
[00:18:48] and could not. What remains and what we know today
[00:18:52] is that we will continue our close cooperation with the HDZ
[00:18:56] very closely, that we will understand everything
[00:18:59] that we
[00:19:02] see on the Bosniak side in terms of their need to
[00:19:05] consolidate their structure.
[00:19:07] uh which, but we will also tell them very clearly today
[00:19:11] that no, no partnership will come with
[00:19:14] a structure that includes the Party for BiH, that is
[00:19:18] something that expresses hostile attitudes towards Republika
[00:19:22] Srpska in that way, of course, we cannot
[00:19:25] waste time, in any case, uh, we will
[00:19:29] also talk to others, they will have to change some policies, we
[00:19:33] discussed a platform for such a thing
[00:19:35] today and... We have established some of our
[00:19:39] starting positions that are very clear, they refer to
[00:19:42] the need to define
[00:19:46] a majority, that it be correspondent with
[00:19:50] the entity majority and structure, so that
[00:19:53] such a majority can respond to many challenges
[00:19:57] and problems that have been open for a long time. We want to
[00:20:01] work on finding answers for all open
[00:20:04] issues, uh, for us, Bosnia and Herzegovina remains
[00:20:08] challenging, we will behave within
[00:20:11] the framework of our uh
[00:20:14] commitment that in Republika Srpska
[00:20:17] we will ensure a secure
[00:20:20] government, a stable government and stable economic
[00:20:23] development, and as for Bosnia and Herzegovina, only what
[00:20:26] is provided for by Dayton, not how anyone interprets it, but how it is written
[00:20:30] in it, that will be our basic platform. Whether they want to talk or
[00:20:34] not, that is someone else's approach, it is not ours. We have
[00:20:38] defined our policy and it will be based on full
[00:20:42] respect for the letter of the Dayton Constitution. First, we will start from
[00:20:45] that. Therefore, we will demand that all decisions
[00:20:47] that are for March 1st.
[00:20:50] "all decisions that have been made by various high
[00:20:54] representatives be immediately declared null and
[00:20:56] void within the parliamentary procedure
[00:20:59] and that the practice that has produced anything
[00:21:02] related to those decisions
[00:21:05] be annulled, and they cannot remain in legal circulation because
[00:21:08] they are not laws, they violate the Constitution of Bosnia and
[00:21:12] Herzegovina. The Constitution states that only the parliamentary assembly can
[00:21:15] adopt laws, and we have a whole list
[00:21:18] here, I don't know how
[00:21:21] many, of those decisions that were made at different
[00:21:24] times and were never confirmed in parliament. Those that were
[00:21:28] confirmed in parliament are decisions of high representatives, we
[00:21:32] know exactly which ones, and they will have to be reviewed in
[00:21:35] terms of opening those laws
[00:21:39] and everything that was imposed,
[00:21:42] whether it was done in very, very radical circumstances
[00:21:46] of imposition and coercion that is not part of the democratic
[00:21:50] sphere. No one should expect us to
[00:21:53] say what happened, happened, let's move on. No,
[00:21:57] no, no, you cannot move on until you see what
[00:22:00] happened. When you see what happened, and if they are
[00:22:03] willing to preserve the constitutional order of the country, we are
[00:22:07] ready to do that. The constitution states what Bosnia and Herzegovina is
[00:22:10] responsible for and what it is not. The European path was
[00:22:14] used to dismantle Republika Srpska, it was always
[00:22:18] anti-Serbian
[00:22:20] and anti-Republika Srpska path. Uh, we no longer
[00:22:23] demand to have a conversation with representatives of the European
[00:22:27] Union. We are not primarily against the European path, but
[00:22:30] we are not in favor of policies being imposed
[00:22:34] on us that degrade and
[00:22:38] devastate Republika Srpska. Uh, so, we have
[00:22:41] participated in all of that before. We know that they are now
[00:22:44] insisting on putting some laws back on the agenda.
[00:22:48] We can talk about that, if it meets
[00:22:52] our positions and
[00:22:55] takes into account everything I said earlier, we can work on
[00:22:58] that issue. No one will get a blank check, that's for sure. Whatever
[00:23:02] they say, for us, the European path is
[00:23:05] important, that is undeniable. Cooperation with the European Union is
[00:23:08] important, but negative experiences outweigh
[00:23:12] our will to work on them within the framework we have experienced
[00:23:15] so far. In any case, therefore, the Constitutional Court is something
[00:23:19] that must be definitely resolved,
[00:23:22] and that must be resolved before the Council of Ministers
[00:23:25] is established, and in that
[00:23:28] regard, through the parliamentary assembly, we have
[00:23:31] foreseen reforms of that Constitutional Court. We propose that a law be passed
[00:23:35] for the Constitutional Court that will prescribe
[00:23:38] the composition in which Republika Srpska will have
[00:23:41] three, that is, the Serbian people three, three
[00:23:45] deputies, three for the Croatian and three for the Bosniak people, so that
[00:23:48] in that way, a Constitutional Court with
[00:23:52] procedures will be formed in which we can introduce
[00:23:54] protection of national
[00:23:57] positions for everyone so that we ensure
[00:24:01] against any majorization or eventual
[00:24:03] overvoting, as has been the case until now. We
[00:24:06] are changing the practice of the Constitutional Court in the last 10
[00:24:09] years, which was not a Constitutional Court, it was an inquisitorial
[00:24:13] court. We cannot continue to work at the level of Bosnia and Herzegovina with
[00:24:17] foreign judges in the Constitutional Court. So, if
[00:24:20] anyone wants SNSD and Republika Srpska to be seen in
[00:24:24] the bodies of Bosnia and Herzegovina, they will only look at us if
[00:24:28] we first resolve the Constitutional Court and if we resolve
[00:24:32] these decisions that they imposed as
[00:24:35] quasi-laws, and the Bosniaks, first of all, accepted
[00:24:39] to behave that way. Many
[00:24:42] other decisions that we made here today,
[00:24:44] and discussed them, uh, we did not
[00:24:48] form a negotiating team, or rather, the order and rules are known,
[00:24:52] and it is known who is responsible, who negotiates, how
[00:24:54] they do it, whether
[00:24:58] same page, on all questions, someone will go specifically, we will
[00:25:01] agree on that, in any case, we stated
[00:25:04] today that what we are doing, we must direct everything to
[00:25:08] Republika Srpska, to say and to find
[00:25:12] an answer to what Republika Srpska is striving for,
[00:25:15] what resources it has, and how to combine
[00:25:18] resources and goals. in order to get the most optimal,
[00:25:22] the most optimal realization, we must
[00:25:25] in Republika Srpska to ensure,
[00:25:29] primarily, survival and security, that
[00:25:33] our modern Republic of Srpska, as we
[00:25:35] see it in the years to come, is
[00:25:39] protected, to protect our land, to
[00:25:42] protect our forests, to protect our natural
[00:25:45] resources, to protect our people, to protect our
[00:25:49] way of life, to protect ourselves from
[00:25:52] potential escalations, military
[00:25:56] conflicts in the surroundings further
[00:25:59] away from us. Today we are very close, regardless of where these conflicts
[00:26:03] take place.
[00:26:04] We must ensure
[00:26:08] that we are not under the influence of any retrograde forces or forces
[00:26:12] that are aimed at destroying our
[00:26:15] position. We will additionally
[00:26:19] fight against espionage through counter-espionage
[00:26:22] and prevent any forms
[00:26:25] of collapse, especially the predatory
[00:26:28] position that some European
[00:26:31] Union countries are forcing upon us
[00:26:35] in terms of unequal conditions for trade or other
[00:26:38] things. What we want to do is to
[00:26:41] attack the trade and trafficking of drugs, narcotics,
[00:26:45] with all available means of this state. This is something we will
[00:26:49] be doing and we shouldn't expect
[00:26:52] that only the police can do it. We must cooperate with all
[00:26:55] institutions, but also with individuals if they want to protect
[00:26:59] children from that evil that is spreading, not
[00:27:02] suspiciously
[00:27:06] undesirably at this speed. You are all aware
[00:27:09] of that. We must ensure that the cultural
[00:27:12] subversion that is intended through
[00:27:15] the commission on monuments is stopped, and we will
[00:27:18] have a proposal that is very active and cannot
[00:27:22] be questioned. The cultural heritage of Republika Srpska
[00:27:26] and any threat that would put Republika Srpska in
[00:27:29] a position to have a bad price.
[00:27:34] "We want good infrastructure, and over 500 million euros are currently
[00:27:37] being directed towards local roads,
[00:27:40] regional towards main
[00:27:44] roads. We are continuing with the construction of highways,
[00:27:48] but it's not just infrastructure,
[00:27:51] but also the infrastructure of hospitals in Prijedor that we will
[00:27:54] build as announced, and many other things that
[00:27:57] we will do. We clearly need to
[00:28:01] refocus on protection from natural disasters. We see
[00:28:04] that every now and then something happens to us in
[00:28:07] our surroundings or to us that is very difficult
[00:28:11] to control. But, for example, the drought this year caused
[00:28:14] enormous damage and requires a quick reaction in terms of how
[00:28:18] we can at least react to that. We had damage to
[00:28:22] agriculture, but we also had damage in
[00:28:25] energy, where we have empty accumulation lakes
[00:28:28] and we need to see how to
[00:28:32] solve the problem of consumption in any
[00:28:35] case. We must optimize all
[00:28:39] our business. We want to restore
[00:28:42] morale. We want to have
[00:28:45] moral, we want to have a dedicated police, so that every
[00:28:48] police officer is well paid, so that every police officer
[00:28:51] feels Republika Srpska is their country,
[00:28:54] that they are secure in the task they have, that
[00:28:58] it is a task to protect the people and not any individual or
[00:29:01] anyone. "We want an advanced economy that can
[00:29:04] correspond with the world. What
[00:29:07] we especially want to develop is
[00:29:10] the area of military and dedicated industries in Republika Srpska. We are already having
[00:29:14] certain discussions about this. We want advanced
[00:29:17] energy, and it should be diversified
[00:29:21] in the sense that every day, in
[00:29:25] every season, it provides sufficient electrical energy and other
[00:29:28] energy sources. Therefore, we will proceed with the rapid drafting
[00:29:31] and adoption of" the law on
[00:29:34] national infrastructure, which
[00:29:37] can be seen in some Western countries that
[00:29:40] do this. This law will probably
[00:29:43] be debated in December and it will protect
[00:29:47] all vital infrastructure and
[00:29:51] strategic structures. This
[00:29:54] is not just energy but also the Radio Television of Republika
[00:29:57] Srpska. It will protect hospitals and some other segments that
[00:30:01] are important to us. So, scientific and
[00:30:04] technological development is something that is taken for granted.
[00:30:08] What we want to do together with cultural
[00:30:12] institutions and our Serbian Orthodox Church is
[00:30:15] to restore the spiritual health of this country, to strengthen it,
[00:30:20] that. The health of people
[00:30:23] and the entire society is not just physical
[00:30:27] health, spiritual and mental
[00:30:30] health. We have many problems with people
[00:30:33] whom modern challenges
[00:30:37] force into various unexpected situations,
[00:30:40] and they must be ready to face them.
[00:30:44] Everything we have been doing so far, I will
[00:30:47] say one sentence that will probably
[00:30:51] provoke a lot of controversy, but
[00:30:54] those who don't think so have already said it. Therefore, people have never
[00:30:58] lived better in Republika Srpska.