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[00:02:33] We know and feel it both ways, we are still in a heatwave that is peaking today,
[00:02:37] and what tomorrow brings, as well as the weekend ahead, Bojan
[00:02:41] Lipovščak will tell us in the weather forecast.
[00:02:42] Good evening, what weather
[00:02:45] awaits us until the end of this week?
[00:02:49] We are still under the influence of the high
[00:02:52] pressure ridge of the Azore anticyclone,
[00:02:55] however, a larger amount of unstable air
[00:02:58] has reached the European continent and is located
[00:03:01] north of the Alpine barrier.
[00:03:04] This unstable air in the jet stream
[00:03:08] mostly passes north of the Alps. Above
[00:03:11] the Alpine barrier, we have strong development of daily cloud cover,
[00:03:14] cumulonimbus clouds. We expect
[00:03:17] large storms further north,
[00:03:20] meaning over Slovakia, over the Czech Republic,
[00:03:24] part of Hungary towards the Carpathians.
[00:03:28] Here, there will be less cloudiness,
[00:03:31] mostly in the northwestern parts
[00:03:34] of the interior and on the northern Adriatic due to
[00:03:37] the passage of a weakened cold
[00:03:40] front. The heatwave continues in the
[00:03:44] south of Dalmatia and in the east, in
[00:03:47] Slavonia, Baranja, and Srijem. So
[00:03:51] the morning temperatures in the interior will
[00:03:54] still be high, a warm night, with temperatures
[00:03:57] above 20 degrees, only in
[00:04:00] mountainous areas below 20.
[00:04:04] On the Adriatic, temperatures remain tropical, a warm
[00:04:07] night of 23 to
[00:04:11] 25°C. With a weak bura and its
[00:04:14] foehn effect, temperatures can reach up to
[00:04:18] 27°C in places.
[00:04:20] The highest daily temperatures in the
[00:04:22] northwestern parts of the interior will be slightly lower
[00:04:26] due to the incoming cold front that we expect tomorrow, where the temperature
[00:04:30] will be around 31-30°C.
[00:04:34] On the Adriatic
[00:04:37] and in the east, the heatwave will continue with
[00:04:40] temperatures from 37 and even
[00:04:43] up to 38°C
[00:04:45] in the far
[00:04:47] northeast, in Slavonia and
[00:04:51] Baranja. The further
[00:04:54] development of the weather situation is under
[00:04:57] the influence of a cold air front that will
[00:05:00] descend, however, it will mostly
[00:05:03] descend behind the Carpathians, so
[00:05:07] we will again see an increase in air
[00:05:10] temperature, a new influx of warm air
[00:05:14] from Africa and the Mediterranean, so this
[00:05:17] short episode of colder weather will only last
[00:05:21] a few days, as we can see
[00:05:24] from the temperature graph, from
[00:05:28] Thursday there will be a small drop in air temperature, and then
[00:05:32] from Monday, air temperatures will again
[00:05:35] return to high
[00:05:38] values above
[00:05:39] 30°C.
[00:05:42] Uh, an interesting phenomenon is thunderstorms and
[00:05:45] showers that will be mostly on
[00:05:48] Saturday and Friday in the
[00:05:51] interior and partially on the
[00:05:55] northern Adriatic, mostly Istria
[00:05:58] and Gorski Kotar, and a little on Kvarner.
[00:06:02] On the Adriatic, air temperatures will also slightly
[00:06:05] drop to
[00:06:06] 33°C,
[00:06:09] while nights will remain warm.
[00:06:13] In short, we can expect
[00:06:16] with sea temperatures from 25 to
[00:06:20] 27°, that on the Adriatic, nights will be
[00:06:23] warm and hot in the
[00:06:27] coming period, and when
[00:06:29] we look until the end of the week and for
[00:06:33] the weekend, in the interior it will be partly cloudy,
[00:06:36] rare showers with thunderstorms. On the
[00:06:39] northern Adriatic, a short wind will blow...
[00:06:42] in the south the south wind
[00:06:45] will continue in the southern Adriatic with warm and hot
[00:06:49] weather. The UV index
[00:06:53] is high and very high, so do not stay in
[00:06:56] the sun during the hottest midday
[00:06:59] heat. More about the weather can be found on our info
[00:07:03] channels.
[00:07:06] That's all for the daily review. The n1 info portal also brings you
[00:07:10] all important information. Stay tuned
[00:07:58] Good afternoon, dear viewers, welcome to the
[00:08:00] news.
[00:08:04] Part of the miners are still in the Raspotočje pit,
[00:08:08] coal mines in the Zedo Canton received an additional
[00:08:11] 30 days to... verify the health insurance books for their
[00:08:14] employees. Miners can start being treated
[00:08:17] with with with the directors of the mines,
[00:08:21] we agreed on what they can pay at this moment,
[00:08:24] they signed
[00:08:26] agreements.
[00:08:31] By the end of the broadcast, among other things,
[00:08:33] watch.
[00:08:38] Fire near Konjic threatens houses and the railway,
[00:08:41] an engagement of helicopters from the Armed Forces of Bosnia and
[00:08:44] Herzegovina is expected.
[00:08:49] The heatwave continues, record low water level of the
[00:08:52] Danube, energy crisis in Hungary and
[00:08:55] Romania.
[00:08:59] Transparency International noted 1,200 examples
[00:09:03] of potential abuse of public resources for promoting
[00:09:06] parties. Of these, 70% refer
[00:09:10] to the intensification of public works, and what you see, therefore, the cutting
[00:09:14] of ribbons and opening ceremonies of public
[00:09:16] works.
[00:09:20] Anniversary of the beginning of the closure of the
[00:09:22] Omarska camp marked.
[00:09:29] Little good news for miners, not enough for
[00:09:32] 11 of those who are still in the Raspotočje pit.
[00:09:36] It's good for everyone in the Zedo Canton that they can at least verify
[00:09:39] their health insurance books to get treatment.
[00:09:44] After four days of workers' disobedience due to unverified
[00:09:47] health insurance books, an agreement was reached between the Health Insurance Institute
[00:09:51] of the Zenica-Doboj Canton and the administrations of three mines.
[00:09:54] The mines were granted an additional period of 30 days to verify
[00:09:58] the health insurance books for their workers. This refers to the brown coal mines of Zenica,
[00:10:01] Kakanj and Breza, which owe the institute a total of
[00:10:05] 175 million convertible marks in health insurance contributions.
[00:10:08] They need to pay 250,000 marks
[00:10:12] by the end of the year, where they expect to be able
[00:10:15] to recover, to be able to achieve maximum production in
[00:10:19] the mine, where I have their promise that they will
[00:10:22] start paying the full amount
[00:10:25] of their debts. On the other hand, the Breza mine is in
[00:10:28] the situation it is, there is no production there, they
[00:10:32] are trying to dig out their face,
[00:10:35] mm, and they have some minimal inflows
[00:10:39] of funds, so they expect to start production
[00:10:43] in December, where we will make a new
[00:10:47] agreement, where they will increase their payments. Although the approval
[00:10:50] of an additional deadline avoided a larger crisis, the union
[00:10:53] warns that the roots of the problem lie in economic misalignment and
[00:10:57] the selling price of coal that does not follow production costs. Our
[00:11:00] price of
[00:11:04] coal we extract is more expensive than the selling price
[00:11:07] and those debts, of course, arise that way.
[00:11:11] That's the problem, the more we extract, the more we get into
[00:11:14] debt. We do one of the hardest, most honorable and
[00:11:17] fairest jobs.
[00:11:20] I believe that this will never happen again, that we have
[00:11:24] found some... solution
[00:11:26] that we will all fight together for all miners
[00:11:29] in Zedo Canton to have their contributions paid
[00:11:33] for both healthcare and pensions. Although the continuation
[00:11:36] of workers' healthcare is currently ensured, the question of the long-term
[00:11:40] sustainability of the system has been re-opened.
[00:11:43] At the same time, macroeconomic
[00:11:47] federal level generates significant revenue growth.
[00:11:50] Mining as a sector has achieved
[00:11:52] one billion and 170
[00:11:56] million mm convertible marks in revenue and
[00:11:59] 88.2 million convertible marks
[00:12:03] in net profit. Some companies make a profit, some companies
[00:12:07] make a loss, so don't be surprised that, for example, the mining
[00:12:11] sector achieved, as aggregated, as a whole
[00:12:14] sector, net profit, especially because you have individual
[00:12:17] companies that achieved significant net
[00:12:21] profit, because this also includes
[00:12:24] the exploitation of ores,
[00:12:27] metal raw materials and so on in different
[00:12:31] sectors. Despite relatively low productivity per
[00:12:34] employee, mining records the fastest growth among the analyzed
[00:12:38] industry sectors, which indicates that problems in
[00:12:41] the functioning of individual mines require a deeper
[00:12:44] analysis of operations. Nataša Kerezović,
[00:12:47] N1.
[00:12:50] Several fires broke out in the Konjic area near
[00:12:53] the inhabited areas. Ovčari and Živašnica. Due to
[00:12:57] inaccessible terrain, the engagement of helicopters from the Armed Forces
[00:13:01] of Bosnia and Herzegovina is expected to extinguish the fire. Fires broke out in
[00:13:05] several locations, it is assumed that they were
[00:13:07] caused by the braking of a train passing through the railway
[00:13:11] line through that area. The fire threatens
[00:13:14] to spread to nearby houses and railway infrastructure
[00:13:18] due to the inaccessibility of the terrain, aerial extinguishing was deemed
[00:13:21] necessary.
[00:13:26] Firefighters in southeastern France are still extinguishing forest
[00:13:29] fires. Long periods of extreme heat have emptied
[00:13:33] the beds of large rivers. Due to the low water level of the Danube,
[00:13:36] nuclear power plants in Hungary, Romania, and Slovenia are threatened
[00:13:40] with reactor shutdown. Hungary and Romania are taking measures
[00:13:43] to save electricity.
[00:13:47] Bucharest has plunged into semi-darkness. Decorative
[00:13:50] lighting has been turned off, street lighting reduced by
[00:13:53] a third. In Romania, a state of energy emergency has been declared
[00:13:57] until the end of the month.
[00:13:58] It seems that we have reached this point
[00:14:01] due to bad decisions that were made regarding the climate
[00:14:05] crisis that has been going on for decades. And
[00:14:08] Budapest with its spectacular panoramas has turned off many
[00:14:11] lights. To the great regret of some tourists.
[00:14:15] I am very disappointed because
[00:14:18] I come to Budapest once in a lifetime. And last night I climbed the
[00:14:22] hill and waited for the lights to come on. Nothing
[00:14:25] happened, I was so disappointed and the approval of the local
[00:14:29] population. Namely, in Paks, Hungary's only
[00:14:32] nuclear power plant, only one reactor is operating, because the level
[00:14:35] of the Danube is not sufficient to cool all of them. The nuclear power plant provides about
[00:14:39] 40% of electricity in Hungary. This is a
[00:14:42] minimal, minimal reaction to this whole situation. I completely
[00:14:46] approve and support this. I think it is
[00:14:49] a very good thing in the current situation. It is a very
[00:14:53] responsible decision, exemplary.
[00:14:56] One reactor is operating in Romania's Cernavodă
[00:15:00] nuclear power plant. In Romania, rocks that protruded from the water were raised
[00:15:03] into the air to redirect the Danube towards the nuclear power plant, and four
[00:15:07] loaded barges were submerged, in order to increase the water flow towards
[00:15:11] the nuclear power plant.
[00:15:13] Most of Europe, due to these long periods of extreme
[00:15:17] heat, has water levels far, far below
[00:15:20] what is needed for a longer period of time. This creates cooling problems
[00:15:23] not only for nuclear power plants, but
[00:15:27] also for gas-fired ones, because there is not enough water to cool
[00:15:30] them, not only is there not enough water, but the water temperature
[00:15:33] is higher, which means they are harder to cool, that's why they
[00:15:37] have to take such extreme
[00:15:40] measures. Besides the Danube, the water level of the
[00:15:44] Sava is also low, so the Krško nuclear power plant in Slovenia
[00:15:47] will reduce electricity production by 20%. Krško
[00:15:50] provides almost 60% of Slovenia's daily electricity
[00:15:54] consumption. Aleksandra Gotfra,
[00:15:57] N1.
[00:16:00] Next, again about the events in our
[00:16:02] country.
[00:16:06] An agreement was reached on further steps to resolve the status
[00:16:10] of dismissed communal
[00:16:11] workers.
[00:16:17] Elections are approaching, the campaign has long since started in
[00:16:21] the old way, the wrong way. That's why Cik
[00:16:23] punishes PSS, SNSD, and SDP. Transparency International
[00:16:27] has identified as many as 1200 examples of potential abuse
[00:16:31] of public resources.
[00:16:34] The Central Election Commission fined three political
[00:16:37] parties for premature election campaigns:
[00:16:41] the "Secure Serbian" movement 8,500 marks,
[00:16:44] SNSD 6,000, SDP
[00:16:47] 4,000. But since the general elections were called,
[00:16:50] Transparency International has sent far more reports
[00:16:54] to the commission. Party rallies in schools, public forums,
[00:16:58] billboards before the campaign, everything, says Srđan Traljić,
[00:17:02] indicated that a premature campaign had
[00:17:05] long since begun. HDZ in Vitez regularly reported,
[00:17:08] therefore, about every phase of the construction of some local road, or where
[00:17:12] SNSD boasts about paving some gravel
[00:17:15] road, where SDA Bugojno boasts that
[00:17:19] their minister allocated a million marks for local
[00:17:22] roads, where the president of the NPS, who has
[00:17:26] no public function in that sense, is not competent, visits
[00:17:29] public works, promotes himself, takes credit for himself. According
[00:17:32] to data from Transparency International Bosnia and
[00:17:35] Herzegovina, approximately 1,200 examples
[00:17:39] of potential abuse of public resources were recorded. They state
[00:17:42] that the value of completed public works amounted to
[00:17:45] 126 million marks, commenced
[00:17:49] 453 million, while for one-time
[00:17:52] grants from all levels of government, 45 million
[00:17:55] marks were allocated. But there are also other
[00:17:59] activities such as musical events, makeup vouchers,
[00:18:02] free screenings, so we also had some public
[00:18:05] forums. Especially in Travnik where the Party of Democratic Action organized
[00:18:08] over nine public forums, gatherings with citizens where they
[00:18:12] said they gathered citizens to hear their
[00:18:15] needs and to determine the direction of action. Srđan Traljić adds
[00:18:19] that unlike previous election cycles, reports of
[00:18:22] aggressive premature campaigns did not yield
[00:18:26] results. Like this campaign "Be in motion" which
[00:18:30] was led by PSS in Banja Luka, so they were
[00:18:33] not sanctioned, it was... So, their explanation was
[00:18:37] that they had rented these billboards until the day the elections were called,
[00:18:41] however, they remained standing during this election period, however,
[00:18:44] that very contract, that it was
[00:18:48] rented until the day the elections were called, was sufficient evidence
[00:18:52] to reject the complaint. Because of all
[00:18:55] the above, Transparency believes that the Central Election
[00:18:59] Commission has obviously raised the tolerance threshold, because
[00:19:03] despite numerous complaints they sent, for
[00:19:06] many, it did not consider that they had elements of violation
[00:19:09] of the election law. Dragica Pejaković,
[00:19:13] N1.
[00:19:14] Mostar.
[00:19:17] Layoffs at the communal company in Mostar are still in
[00:19:21] the public's focus. Dismissed workers were supposed to have
[00:19:24] individual interviews with the mayor, but
[00:19:28] most of them did not respond to the invitation. However,
[00:19:31] a collective meeting was held with the company's management. It was agreed
[00:19:34] that the legal representatives of the workers and the company
[00:19:38] should try to agree on a written
[00:19:41] statement, which should facilitate the Supervisory Board's
[00:19:43] decision.
[00:19:46] After several days of bickering and exchanging messages via social networks,
[00:19:50] the mayor of Mostar and the president of the city council sat down today with the dismissed
[00:19:54] workers and the management of the public utility company. Although both sides
[00:19:57] remain convinced that they acted correctly, positions were brought closer
[00:20:00] after the meeting, and everything, as they claim, is moving in the direction of workers returning to their
[00:20:04] jobs. At this meeting, it was agreed
[00:20:08] that the legal representative
[00:20:10] of the workers, together with the legal representative
[00:20:14] of the company who advises or represents
[00:20:17] the management, will draft a
[00:20:20] statement, perhaps an explanation in which
[00:20:24] the workers will clearly
[00:20:27] state their
[00:20:31] position regarding work obligations,
[00:20:34] the ongoing process, and what they have done
[00:20:37] so far, to answer all of us whether they
[00:20:41] really refused a work
[00:20:44] obligation or had some other intention.
[00:20:47] The mayor, on the other hand, claims that the workers were under
[00:20:50] some pressure all the time, first when they refused work assignments, and now, as he says, when
[00:20:54] they need to present their view of the controversial case. It saddens me that
[00:20:58] most of them, not all, but most of them
[00:21:01] refused a one-on-one meeting,
[00:21:04] mm, as I see from this collective meeting, it was some kind of
[00:21:08] common position of someone who
[00:21:11] suggested to them that they do not need to talk to the
[00:21:13] mayor, this is not for me, but that it should be in some
[00:21:17] group so that they would be, I guess, stronger. and whatever else
[00:21:20] they are trying, I don't know, but anyway, I still agreed to this collective meeting, again wanting
[00:21:24] to show that it is very important for me to bring the
[00:21:28] city back to some kind of normal functioning, as the most important
[00:21:31] conclusion of the meeting, I highlight the joint willingness to enable workers to
[00:21:35] return to work. I again appeal for politics to stay as far away
[00:21:38] as possible from the communal company, then I am sure we will succeed if
[00:21:42] some things happen again, prompting from
[00:21:46] the side, do it this way, do it that way, I'm afraid
[00:21:49] we'll just get stuck and go in circles. The union says that
[00:21:53] such a meeting should have been held much earlier and that the lack
[00:21:56] of timely communication with the company's management is one of the key
[00:22:00] problems. One positive thing, a positive
[00:22:03] thing, some positions have been aligned, the mayor
[00:22:06] and the president of the city council had the opportunity to hear
[00:22:10] both the workers and their views and their
[00:22:14] problems they face. This is
[00:22:16] a difficult period for them, difficult for
[00:22:20] those who lost their jobs, difficult for all workers of the communal public enterprise
[00:22:24] who are now working. According to the mayor, legal representatives will
[00:22:28] seek a solution, and the supervisory board of the company will give its judgment on the entire
[00:22:31] case. Workers remain optimistic and hope that the process will end
[00:22:35] with their return to work. Đenana Kaminić Puce, N1,
[00:22:39] Mostar.
[00:22:42] The 34th anniversary of the beginning of the disbandment of one of
[00:22:46] the most infamous camps in the northwest of Bosnia and
[00:22:50] Herzegovina was marked today at the former Omarska camp.
[00:22:52] The commemoration gathered former detainees,
[00:22:56] victims' families, representatives of associations, and all citizens who
[00:23:00] wanted to pay tribute to the innocent victims. According to the Association
[00:23:03] of Detainees, more than 3,300 Bosniak
[00:23:06] and Croat detainees passed through this camp, of whom,
[00:23:10] according to data, 700 were killed. Some detainees were
[00:23:14] killed at Korićanske Stijene and Hrastova Glavica, major
[00:23:18] killing fields in western Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dozens of detainees
[00:23:22] succumbed to wounds sustained during
[00:23:24] torture.
[00:23:28] I carry that trauma with me and I want to carry it.
[00:23:32] When I started in the Netherlands, when I started
[00:23:35] forgetting some things, I went to a therapist to teach me
[00:23:39] how to deal with it, not to forget, not to cure me, but they can't
[00:23:43] cure me. I said, help me not to forget it.
[00:23:47] My biggest, other trauma from the camp is this...
[00:23:50] that I was in Lovor, it was some kind of
[00:23:53] defense mechanism of ours. It was
[00:23:57] an automatism, I could remember the face of every
[00:24:00] child in the family, every one of the neighbors, the only
[00:24:04] face of my own four children I cannot. I am
[00:24:07] emotional when I talk about it. Our dissatisfaction is reflected in
[00:24:11] the fact that the direct perpetrators of these
[00:24:14] crimes have not yet been prosecuted. I am referring to former members of the crisis
[00:24:17] staff of the Serb municipality of Prijedor, then Serb Prijedor,
[00:24:21] who are still alive today and live here in Prijedor as free, respected
[00:24:25] citizens who receive benefits on the basis of what they did during that period, while
[00:24:28] their victims are still fighting today and marking this place to
[00:24:31] build a monument to innocent children for some status right that we
[00:24:35] unfortunately cannot get
[00:24:38] here yet. We gather every year on August 6th
[00:24:41] at this place which we consider not just a camp but a place
[00:24:45] that symbolizes human suffering
[00:24:49] where it reached the extreme limits
[00:24:52] of endurance according to every individual story. Those who
[00:24:55] went through this camp, unfortunately many of them did not, it is
[00:24:59] a place where we must come, we must remind, not only because of the past, to
[00:25:03] take revenge on the past itself, but it is a warning for
[00:25:06] the future.
[00:25:09] It's an obligation, but somehow, it's a human
[00:25:12] satisfaction to be here, to talk to people who have experienced
[00:25:15] the worst suffering, they are strong and brave enough to use their
[00:25:19] stories... to help in detecting perpetrators
[00:25:23] and masterminds, but also messages that are important for
[00:25:26] the future, not only of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Today, when we see images from
[00:25:29] Gaza, when we see images from Sudan, from Ukraine, other places,
[00:25:32] it is very important to remember what happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
[00:25:35] The Regulatory Agency for
[00:25:38] Communications of Bosnia and Herzegovina officially informed five
[00:25:41] associations of genocide victims that it had initiated a procedure to verify and
[00:25:45] investigate the allegations from their joint complaint
[00:25:49] against RTRS. The complaint was
[00:25:52] filed due to a controversial segment broadcast in the central
[00:25:56] news program Dnevnik 2 on July 31st.
[00:25:59] The associations state that the segment contained
[00:26:03] severe insults and defamatory allegations against the surviving
[00:26:06] victims and mothers of Srebrenica, along with shameful insinuations about
[00:26:09] financial malversations and alleged enrichment at the expense
[00:26:13] of tragedy through statements fabricating money.
[00:26:16] in their official response, confirmed that
[00:26:19] they will officially investigate all allegations from the received
[00:26:23] complaint.
[00:26:28] The Minister of Defense of Bosnia and Herzegovina Zukan Helez, the commander of NATO
[00:26:32] headquarters. Sarajevo, Brigadier General James Fowler,
[00:26:35] visited the defense industry companies in our country,
[00:26:38] they visited Binas in Bugojno, Bente in Novi Travnik and Pretis
[00:26:42] in Vogošća. General Fowler said that he saw firsthand
[00:26:45] the capabilities and capacities of the industry and that
[00:26:49] production is carried out according to Western and NATO
[00:26:51] standards. He said that he was most impressed by the people
[00:26:55] who work in these companies. The mission of NATO headquarters
[00:26:58] in Sarajevo and Europol supervise production in the defense industry.
[00:27:19] It's good to see that um the products being made are uh
[00:27:23] two western and NATO standards and uh
[00:27:26] they are um targeted on um
[00:27:30] on capabilities such.
[00:27:37] What fascinates me is the constant increase
[00:27:41] in the number of employees, the constant increase in productivity and
[00:27:44] income, specifically, compared to last year,
[00:27:48] these two months,
[00:27:52] June and July, have 2 million more in
[00:27:55] income compared to the same period last year,
[00:27:58] also, we were convinced of various
[00:28:02] production assortments of the BNT company in Novi
[00:28:05] Travnik, they also raised the level
[00:28:08] of income by
[00:28:10] 50%.
[00:28:13] The Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina officially applied for
[00:28:16] joining the single euro payment area,
[00:28:20] which represents one of the most significant steps in the process of integrating Bosnia and
[00:28:23] Herzegovina into the European payment area. The European Payment
[00:28:27] Council and other European bodies are now starting to review
[00:28:31] the submitted documentation. This process includes a detailed
[00:28:34] analysis, possibly requesting additional clarifications or amendments, and
[00:28:38] making a final decision on the admission of Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Sepa
[00:28:41] area.
[00:28:45] Next, news from around the world. Stay with
[00:28:47] us.
[00:28:51] Two Israeli soldiers killed in an explosion in clashes in southern
[00:28:54] Lebanon.
[00:29:00] Iran and Oman are in the final phase of defining the framework for navigation
[00:29:04] through the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran emphasizes that
[00:29:07] the agreement reached does not mean automatic opening of this strategic
[00:29:11] passage and that it directly depends on the cessation of American threats and
[00:29:14] sanctions. At the same time, US President Trump stated that negotiations
[00:29:18] are progressing and that the Strait could soon be opened,
[00:29:22] adding that he prefers a deal, but that the use of military force is
[00:29:26] still an option. Scientists warn that the months-long
[00:29:29] blockade of more than 1,500 ships in the Persian Gulf
[00:29:33] represents an ecological disaster and a risk of the spread of invasive
[00:29:36] marine species after the re-establishment of
[00:29:39] traffic.
[00:29:45] I'd rather make a deal because I
[00:29:47] don't want to kill people, I don't want to kill people, but at some
[00:29:51] point we're going to, we had, we were, we were set for the
[00:29:55] biggest attack of any attack and we've hit them very
[00:29:58] hard for the last few months, but we were, we were. Two
[00:30:23] Israeli reservists were killed, and four were seriously wounded in
[00:30:27] an explosion in southern Lebanon in the city of Majdal. These are the first
[00:30:30] Israeli casualties since the truce with Hezbollah came into effect in
[00:30:34] June. In response to, as they state, a violation of the truce, Israeli
[00:30:37] forces carried out a series of air attacks on cities in southern
[00:30:41] Lebanon. According to data from the Lebanese Ministry of Health, at least
[00:30:44] one person was killed, while more than 12 were wounded. The new wave
[00:30:48] of violence interrupted negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Rome, which are being conducted with
[00:30:52] US mediation. However, American officials emphasize that the
[00:30:55] talks on political and military issues were productive and that ...