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[00:00:17] Good afternoon, I am Borna Šmer, you are watching today's review. These
[00:00:21] are the news that marked
[00:00:23] Thursday.
[00:00:27] The case of illegal waste in Gospić over... two addresses in
[00:00:31] Strasbourg, in Zagreb, in the European Parliament, a discussion about
[00:00:34] health protection, in Zagreb the government's scientific
[00:00:37] council.
[00:00:41] Canada turns to Europe, and
[00:00:45] relationships with other countries and other parts of Washington threatens while Carney talks about a stronger alliance between Canada and the Union, Trump
[00:00:48] warns: We will impose high
[00:00:50] tariffs.
[00:00:53] Fire in the Sisters of Mercy hospital. Part of the patients
[00:00:57] were evacuated, but a quick intervention prevented a larger incident.
[00:01:00] The incident from the Vinogradska hospital reported that no one was
[00:01:03] endangered.
[00:01:06] One person died in strong storms that hit
[00:01:10] areas around Barcelona and Valencia. Water
[00:01:13] members of carried everything before it.
[00:01:31] The problem of dangerous and illegal waste in Gospić, and in all of
[00:01:35] Croatia, reached the MEPs today.
[00:01:39] However, from the title of the agenda item, one would not
[00:01:42] say so, because the discussion was on an item titled
[00:01:46] "Protection of human health from toxic substances," and while the Greens, who
[00:01:50] proposed the item for discussion, say that it was a way in which
[00:01:53] the HDZ controls political damage, the ruling party
[00:01:56] responds: "We are solving the problem, you are spreading
[00:02:00] panic."
[00:02:03] A half-empty plenary hall of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, but an important
[00:02:07] issue for Croatia, waste and its disposal.
[00:02:10] Arguments from the domestic arena moved to the heart of the European
[00:02:14] Parliament. Protecting human health
[00:02:17] is neither a left-wing nor a right-wing issue, and that is why when
[00:02:21] problems arise, when
[00:02:24] Firefighters, failures occur, or when situations like the one we are unfortunately
[00:02:27] facing in Croatia arise,
[00:02:30] serious politics solves the problem, it does not
[00:02:33] spread fear and panic. Serious
[00:02:36] politics brings citizens the results
[00:02:39] of remediation, it does not use citizens'
[00:02:42] fear for its own plans. The opposition says it has concrete and
[00:02:46] simple solutions, but that the ruling party cannot be trusted.
[00:02:49] It is necessary to adopt clear rules, according to which a state
[00:02:52] that does not have the capacity for waste recovery cannot then import
[00:02:56] waste, because otherwise it ends up in soil and water.
[00:03:00] Finally, since the national government has been failing
[00:03:04] for months to solve this ecocide in the Schengen area,
[00:03:07] I call on the Commission to monitor this case. Gospić and
[00:03:10] Croatia will not be a landfill for the European Union. In Zagreb,
[00:03:14] the Prime Minister, from the government session, accuses the opposition of spreading panic. His
[00:03:18] minister adds that concrete work is being done on the solution. The problem of waste
[00:03:22] exists, uh, those who caused
[00:03:25] it will be held criminally liable
[00:03:28] for it. The health situation
[00:03:31] with the correctness of water in the public
[00:03:34] water supply system is good and the water is
[00:03:38] correct and can be drunk, unlike the publicly stated
[00:03:41] views of some opportunist
[00:03:43] representatives, the government by decision,
[00:03:47] therefore activated the companies Nexe and
[00:03:50] Holcim to take over and dispose of in a legal manner
[00:03:54] each in accordance with their waste management
[00:03:57] permits, a total of six. 50
[00:04:00] tons of non-hazardous waste, we see
[00:04:03] no reason to alarm the public, we are sorry
[00:04:07] that this is happening, politicians who do
[00:04:10] this do not want, they have clearly
[00:04:12] shown, for the waste in
[00:04:16] Gospić to be remediated, but the party that
[00:04:19] in less than a minute, and the building was drew the attention of the European Parliament to the problem in Gospić replies, it's just about the
[00:04:23] impression. In the end, they somewhat succeeded in
[00:04:26] that, in a way that the title of that discussion
[00:04:29] no longer mentions the case of
[00:04:32] Croatia and the case of
[00:04:35] Gospić, which actually shows that their goal all along was not to
[00:04:39] remediate the problem that arose, but to remediate
[00:04:43] political damage. More experienced former
[00:04:46] protagonists of the political arena say they expected more. I
[00:04:49] expected that uh, the government
[00:04:53] would react much faster, that it would react
[00:04:57] operationally immediately. Nothing was done to
[00:05:00] calm that
[00:05:03] fear, nothing serious, nothing concrete except
[00:05:06] verbally, that's not enough. And at the end of the day, the Institute
[00:05:10] for Public Health reports that based on samples in Gospić,
[00:05:14] both water and food are safe for consumption. Hrvoje
[00:05:17] Krešić, N1 Zagreb.
[00:05:30] The scientific council gathered at the University of Zagreb at
[00:05:34] 3:30 PM, but, as we know, it is closed to the
[00:05:37] public. Our Katarina Plantak is following
[00:05:40] everything. Katarina, is there an end in sight to
[00:05:42] the meeting and are statements for
[00:05:44] the press planned?
[00:05:49] Hello Borna, and all viewers, that's right, at this
[00:05:52] moment the council is still ongoing, they are still discussing,
[00:05:55] statements for the public are planned after the meeting
[00:05:59] at 6:15 PM.
[00:06:02] So, for the first time since its establishment this Monday,
[00:06:06] today the scientific council met, it has
[00:06:09] a total of, it has the president of the Zagreb...
[00:06:12] rector Stjepan Lakušić and the deputy
[00:06:15] president Krunoslav Capak, otherwise the director of the Croatian Institute for
[00:06:19] Public Health and another five members, today they are discussing
[00:06:23] solutions which they will then send
[00:06:27] to the government regarding the remediation of waste in Gospić,
[00:06:30] as for Krunoslav Capak, there were criticisms
[00:06:34] regarding his appointment to this
[00:06:37] council from the association, i.e., the initiative Gospić our home,
[00:06:41] they complained. and expressed doubts
[00:06:44] about the independence of this body given that
[00:06:47] he is in the administration of the teaching institute Andrija Štampar
[00:06:51] which participated in the findings and conducted the expert
[00:06:55] findings in Gospić as well as in other
[00:06:58] locations where waste was illegally dumped,
[00:07:02] however, yesterday Stjepan Lakušić said that
[00:07:05] this council is independent, that it consists of
[00:07:08] experts, that the government asked them and they will provide
[00:07:12] the best and expert solutions so that
[00:07:15] illegal waste in Gospić is removed as soon as possible
[00:07:19] and so that there is no risk to
[00:07:22] human health, but then further pollution
[00:07:25] of soil, water and air. after
[00:07:29] this meeting ends, they will then send solutions to the government, they said
[00:07:33] that they have studied all the materials they received from the government,
[00:07:36] next week, as announced by Minister Vučković, Tuesday
[00:07:40] September 22nd should also be presented
[00:07:44] the remediation plan after seeing what this
[00:07:47] scientific team of experts proposed
[00:07:50] to the government, what solutions they have
[00:07:53] and uh what they have come up with, as I said at
[00:07:56] 6:15 PM, Stjepan
[00:07:59] Lakušić, the president of that council, should
[00:08:02] give a statement, then we should
[00:08:05] find out more, so we are staying here and
[00:08:09] uh waiting for the statement.
[00:08:13] Thank you, Katarina, this was live from Zagreb, our Katarina Plantak.
[00:08:28] As the President of the European Commission, Ursula
[00:08:32] Vonnerlajen, announced in her State of the Union address, Canada wants to
[00:08:35] somehow join the European Union, confirmed Canadian Prime Minister
[00:08:39] Mark Carney, despite Donald Trump's threats.
[00:08:43] Regardless of formal geographical restrictions for
[00:08:46] membership, it is the most European
[00:08:49] non-European country, as Carney has said before.
[00:08:52] rekao.
[00:08:55] Whatever this marriage ends up being called, Mark Carney
[00:08:58] confirms, Canada wants to be with the European Union.
[00:09:12] question for Europe uh, the the terms they use, I think
[00:09:16] uh, what is fundamental as all presidents
[00:09:19] of of Europe share, and I believe all
[00:09:22] parliamentarians both in Canada and Europe, take the
[00:09:25] view is what matters is the substance, what are we actually
[00:09:28] building together, how do we combine our strengths in a way that serve
[00:09:32] our people better? Associate member of the
[00:09:35] European Union, and Canada wants that, no matter what Donald
[00:09:39] Trump says, they are already used to threats. is
[00:09:42] laughable, look uh, the whole thing with Canada, Canada has been a
[00:09:46] terrible trade partner, and uh, no, I
[00:09:50] don't see that, and if they do that, if I think it's an all hostile act,
[00:09:54] I will put very serious tariffs or stop trading with
[00:09:57] Europe on many things, so if they do that, if
[00:10:01] Europe does that with a bad intention, if it's a good
[00:10:04] intention, that's
[00:10:05] fine,
[00:10:09] empty threat, Carney has already shown that he will not
[00:10:13] kneel before Trump, but his goal is certainly not conflict, but more options for
[00:10:17] Canada. Together, the European Union and Canada are
[00:10:20] stronger. Canadians are united, that nobody is going
[00:10:23] to tell us what language we speak.
[00:10:31] For many, the association of Canada and the European Union is a sexy story,
[00:10:35] but there will certainly be a lot of resistance. In the streets of Toronto,
[00:10:39] mostly positive sentiment. We've been
[00:10:42] very dependent on the United States, deeply integrated,
[00:10:45] exceedingly so since NAFTA in the
[00:10:48] 90s really has pushed us into a situation
[00:10:52] where we're vulnerable and that has been exploited. so
[00:10:55] for us in Europe we need to be taking advantage of well we've got
[00:10:59] partners and friends who are democratically aligned
[00:11:02] who share many of the same values and cultural traditions. i think it's
[00:11:06] great to develop trade
[00:11:10] the world. i think we're a little bit behind in developing some of our natural
[00:11:13] resources to offer these products to sell to them. i think that they would love to have our
[00:11:17] products if we were able to deliver them like
[00:11:19] natural. Canada's trade
[00:11:23] is 10 times greater with the United States than with the European
[00:11:26] Union. Europe cannot change this dependence, but it can gradually
[00:11:30] reduce it and strengthen Carney's leverage against
[00:11:33] Trump, if a total conflict does not occur.
[00:11:51] Canada wants to be an associate member, even though such a status
[00:11:55] formally does not yet exist, and the existing comprehensive agreement
[00:11:58] with the European Union is in a regime of temporary application because 10
[00:12:02] members have not yet ratified it. There will be no shortage of skepticism
[00:12:06] for this marriage. But Canada is not the last overseas
[00:12:10] country with European roots that could follow the same path.
[00:12:13] Bizarre or not, some members of the British Commonwealth could
[00:12:17] have at least one foot in the European Union, after
[00:12:20] Britain has already jumped out of it with both feet. Ivan
[00:12:23] Hrstić, N1.
[00:12:27] The establishment of a Security Council which would gather, in addition to the member states
[00:12:31] of the European Union, also Great Britain, Canada,
[00:12:34] Norway and Ukraine, was commented on in our new day by
[00:12:37] foreign policy analyst Božo
[00:12:39] Kovačević.
[00:12:42] Work continues on establishing strategic
[00:12:46] autonomy. The period of Biden's mandate has actually
[00:12:49] failed in terms of this aspect of the European
[00:12:52] Union's activities, because the Europeans believed that Trump
[00:12:56] would not return to power and that relations between
[00:13:00] Europe and the United States would be
[00:13:04] more or less as they were before. However, that did not
[00:13:07] happen, now it is uh a necessity for
[00:13:11] the European Union, if it wants to be an autonomous player in the system
[00:13:14] of international relations, to be able
[00:13:18] to defend
[00:13:19] itself.
[00:13:31] The student movement, ahead of the elections in Serbia, launched a cycling
[00:13:35] action "Guardians of the Constitution" which will continue in the coming days throughout
[00:13:39] Serbia with the message that the constitution must apply equally to everyone in
[00:13:43] every place, therefore the constitution travels through Serbia from
[00:13:46] Belgrade to Vojvodina, from Belgrade to the south of Serbia, through
[00:13:50] cities where citizens will meet, talk and
[00:13:53] leave their signatures, said the
[00:13:56] students who set off on bicycles from Belgrade all the way to
[00:14:00] Kragujevac.
[00:14:03] We have the opportunity during these 10 days that we will be cycling,
[00:14:07] to pass through almost all places in Serbia, to cover as
[00:14:10] much of this area as possible, so that as
[00:14:14] many citizens as possible hear about us, but not only hear, but
[00:14:18] see us. Torrents carry cars, roads are
[00:14:22] under water, the hospital is also flooded. A strong storm
[00:14:26] hit Barcelona and Valencia. Near Barcelona,
[00:14:29] a 48-year-old man died after a torrent carried away
[00:14:33] his car. Water penetrated parts of hospitals,
[00:14:37] numerous roads are closed, public transport is delayed, and
[00:14:40] flights are cancelled. In parts of Catalonia, a red
[00:14:44] warning is in effect. In some places, more than 90
[00:14:47] liters of rain fell per square
[00:14:49] meter. S'han
[00:14:51] desbordat en váries zones de. l'hospital
[00:14:55] infantil uns eh uns desaigües d'evocadors d'alguns ostres
[00:14:59] que han que han cedit, però eren zones eh de
[00:15:03] comunes de traball que nekimuen no hi havia ningú.
[00:15:17] After several nights of pause, Russia again launched missile
[00:15:20] attacks on Ukraine. According to military sources, about six
[00:15:24] Zircon missiles were fired at Kyiv. Residential and commercial
[00:15:28] buildings and a warehouse were damaged, and at least 11 people were
[00:15:31] injured. In parts of the city, the water supply was cut.
[00:15:35] Zaporizhzhia was also attacked with
[00:15:37] ballistic missiles. At the same time, Ukraine attacked targets in
[00:15:41] Russia with drones, including Rostov and Yaroslavl,
[00:15:44] which led to several Russian airports temporarily restricting
[00:15:48] traffic.
[00:15:51] Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov commented on
[00:15:55] statements by European leaders about the need to prepare for a possible
[00:15:58] war with Russia. He reiterated that Moscow, as he said,
[00:16:02] has no intention of attacking Europe.
[00:16:06] We have
[00:16:09] repeatedly stated that we are not going to attack Europe. The
[00:16:13] president recently elaborated on this topic,
[00:16:17] emphasizing that we have no interests
[00:16:20] in doing so. However, if Europe, which
[00:16:23] daily talks about preparing for war against Russia,
[00:16:27] attacks the Russian Federation,
[00:16:29] then it will be a completely different
[00:16:33] war, and it will be very short.
[00:16:36] The Minister the Russian Ambassador to
[00:16:40] Croatia, Alexander Nurizade, for
[00:16:43] a series of security incidents in the member states of the European
[00:16:46] Union. The Ministry condemned the violations of airspace
[00:16:50] and territorial waters, as well as drone incidents in
[00:16:53] several European countries, as well as the intensification of Russian
[00:16:57] hybrid activities. They called on Russia to respect
[00:17:00] the sovereignty of the Union's member states and prevent further
[00:17:04] security risks. Nurizade rejected the accusations
[00:17:07] as unproven and claimed that it was a coordinated
[00:17:11] provocation aimed at further worsening relations with Russia.
[00:17:27] US President Donald Trump says he hopes for a swift end to the war
[00:17:30] with Iran, which has entered its seventh month. He claims that
[00:17:34] Tehran wants to reach an agreement and that he received a direct
[00:17:37] message from Iran, but he did not reveal its content.
[00:17:41] Trump is scheduled to meet with leaders of Persian Gulf countries
[00:17:45] on Tuesday on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New
[00:17:48] York. According to Axios, they will discuss US
[00:17:52] plans for the post-war period. The conflict began in late
[00:17:55] February with US-Israeli attacks on Iran, after which
[00:17:59] Tehran retaliated with attacks on Israel and US bases in
[00:18:02] the Gulf.
[00:18:16] The UN fact-finding mission on Iran claims that
[00:18:20] there are reasonable grounds for believing that the United
[00:18:23] States committed war crimes in two attacks on civilian facilities in
[00:18:27] Iran. In the attack on a school in Minab, according to Iranian
[00:18:31] data, more than 150 people died, including about
[00:18:34] 120 children. The mission also
[00:18:38] considers the attack on a sports center in Lamerd a war crime. At the same time,
[00:18:41] it concluded that Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity
[00:18:45] during the suppression of anti-government protests,
[00:18:49] including unlawful killings, torture, and arbitrary
[00:18:52] arrests. The US and Iran have not yet commented on
[00:18:56] the new report.
[00:18:59] At least 21 people, including 11 children and
[00:19:02] six women, died in the collapse of a six-story building in
[00:19:06] Gaza City. More than 25 people were injured. The building,
[00:19:10] previously heavily damaged in Israeli attacks, was
[00:19:14] a shelter for about a hundred displaced Palestinians.
[00:19:17] Rescuers pulled 45 survivors
[00:19:20] during the sixteen-hour operation, while desperate residents
[00:19:23] searched the ruins with their bare hands.
[00:19:37] beside the collapsed building. Meaning, the tents are
[00:19:41] 30 meters away from the building, but exactly. So this
[00:19:44] building had been dropping
[00:19:48] stones for a while, and people didn't take it seriously. Suddenly,
[00:19:51] at 3:10 AM, the building completely
[00:19:54] collapsed
[00:19:57] on the ground.
[00:20:01] 800 bodies still buried under the rubble in the Gaza
[00:20:05] Strip.
[00:20:07] Last year, Palestinian civil defense retrieved more than
[00:20:11] 800 bodies, and the UN warns that at the current
[00:20:14] pace, the search could last at least another 10 years.
[00:20:18] The UN Human Rights Office claims that Israel restricts the entry
[00:20:22] of heavy machinery, expert personnel, and identification equipment.
[00:20:37] where that were pulverized by Israeli attacks, the remains
[00:20:41] recovered so far may only be the tip of the
[00:20:44] iceberg. much of Gaza has been flattened by
[00:20:48] Israeli bombing.
[00:20:55] The United States refused to issue a visa to Palestinian President
[00:20:59] Mahmoud Abbas to participate in the UN
[00:21:02] General Assembly in New York. The Secretary of State claims that visa sanctions
[00:21:06] against Palestinian officials have been extended due to their attempts to
[00:21:10] internationalize the Israeli-Palestinian
[00:21:13] conflict, as they state, by initiating proceedings against
[00:21:16] Israel before international courts. For the second
[00:21:19] year in a row, Abbas will not personally address world
[00:21:23] leaders. The General Assembly should vote
[00:21:26] on allowing him to address via video link.
[00:21:29] Palestinian authorities assessed the US decision as harmful
[00:21:33] to relations with the US and efforts to achieve
[00:21:36] a two-state solution.
[00:21:50] The mother of a three-year-old child, severely injured in a fire in Zadar,
[00:21:53] has been ordered into investigative detention due to the danger of repeating the criminal
[00:21:57] act. The prosecution suspects the 36-year-old
[00:22:00] of violating the child's rights and endangering
[00:22:04] life and body. The child was alone in the apartment at the time of the fire
[00:22:08] and suffered severe burns to between
[00:22:11] 40 and 60% of the body and respiratory
[00:22:14] tract injuries. Critically endangered, he was transferred to the Children's
[00:22:18] Hospital in Zagreb. The investigation found that the fire
[00:22:22] was caused by a short circuit in an extension
[00:22:24] cord.
[00:22:27] British media have been writing about the dramatic moments that
[00:22:31] tourists, they write, experienced during recent fires on
[00:22:34] Brač. They claim that while the fire was approaching a
[00:22:38] resort they were in, some sought salvation by jumping into
[00:22:42] the sea and boarding boats. Some guests
[00:22:45] accuse hotel staff of leaving them without help.
[00:22:49] The hotel rejects this, saying they stayed until the last
[00:22:52] moment. Slovenian tourists who were also there
[00:22:56] at the time of the fire in the resort have no
[00:22:58] complaints.
[00:23:01] there was no information because there was no one on the
[00:23:04] loudspeaker or to turn on some
[00:23:07] lights. Listen, the hotel staff reacted
[00:23:11] well.
[00:23:14] firefighters too. In such a situation, it's
[00:23:17] difficult, not everything.
[00:23:20] but here, no one was harmed,
[00:23:24] everyone is alive, that's the most important thing, I,
[00:23:27] we two have no
[00:23:30] complaint about that,
[00:23:33] no. Guests received
[00:23:37] information at the same time as
[00:23:39] us, meaning the reception manager immediately
[00:23:42] activated the alarm and
[00:23:45] employees, meaning our
[00:23:49] head chef. He stayed last in the resort, was on the last
[00:23:52] boat, helping firefighters
[00:23:55] load people and before that, search for people in
[00:23:59] the settlement. It was a panicked state, everything
[00:24:02] was burning around us, it came with such speed that it was
[00:24:06] a natural disaster, in three minutes everything
[00:24:10] was burning, everything absolutely around
[00:24:14] our resort was burning, and thank God that
[00:24:18] nothing happened to anyone, there. "We were busy at that
[00:24:21] moment preventing greater
[00:24:24] damage, turning off the gas so that there would be no
[00:24:27] explosion.
[00:24:30] Firefighters claim that evacuating guests by land was not
[00:24:34] possible, because when they arrived, the resort was already surrounded by fire,
[00:24:38] all exit routes were cut off. That's why, they
[00:24:41] say, they pulled guests back into the hotel and closed the facility to protect
[00:24:45] them from smoke and heat, while firefighters defended it from the outside.
[00:24:48] The fire spread quickly, the parking lot was already affected, and a
[00:24:52] vehicle exploded. the biggest problem with this whole story is that
[00:24:56] people confuse the terms
[00:24:59] evacuation and rescue, meaning evacuation
[00:25:03] is a safe, organized, calm evacuation of a threatened facility before the danger itself.
[00:25:06] The moment we arrived on the scene,
[00:25:10] Gava was already surrounded by fire, meaning the fire directly threatened Gava
[00:25:14] and all surrounding nature,
[00:25:17] and the evacuation itself could not have been
[00:25:20] carried out due to the extremely rapid spread of the fire. As soon as we
[00:25:24] approached the Gava resort, we concluded that it was impossible to
[00:25:26] evacuate civilians from the resort
[00:25:30] precisely because all roads were
[00:25:31] cut off.
[00:25:34] Five new specialized vehicles for fighting forest
[00:25:38] fires were received by fire brigades in Metković, Biograd
[00:25:41] and Samobor, and by voluntary fire departments Bilje and Bilice. The vehicles
[00:25:45] with four-wheel drive are intended for interventions in
[00:25:48] active terrain, a total of 78 such vehicles
[00:25:52] have been contracted for purchase. The Chief Fire Commander Slavko Tucaković
[00:25:56] states that this further strengthens the operational capabilities
[00:25:59] of firefighters. the value of each vehicle is
[00:26:03] 282 thousand euros, what does
[00:26:06] that mean, it means an increase in the operational readiness and mobility
[00:26:10] of our fire units, I always hope they
[00:26:13] won't be used, but we saw this year a large number of fires
[00:26:17] and these vehicles were already at all
[00:26:21] fire sites, they are proving to be, as forest fire vehicles, that they
[00:26:24] will certainly be needed in the future.
[00:26:27] President Zoran Milanović hosted
[00:26:40] the 11th Diplomatic Harvest in Plešivica, which gathered
[00:26:44] heads of diplomatic missions and international organizations in
[00:26:47] Croatia. Despite the rain,
[00:26:51] diplomats tried their hand at grape harvesting and socialized with
[00:26:54] local winemakers. The event promotes
[00:26:57] Plešivica, its winemaking tradition, and local
[00:27:00] producers. The President left without a statement
[00:27:03] to reporters.
[00:27:06] Yes, they are good opportunity for local contacts, but they are also good
[00:27:10] opportunity for contacts with the
[00:27:12] Croatian um
[00:27:16] the administration and also of course with the president of the
[00:27:19] republic, so for us it's very important to
[00:27:23] have formal and informal events, they both go
[00:27:26] together. So last but not least, German or Croatian
[00:27:30] wines? Both, both. I mean, they are...
[00:27:41] After two years of work, a part of the campus of the Faculty
[00:27:45] of Electrical Engineering and Computing in Unska street has been renovated.
[00:27:48] The renovated buildings were officially opened, and employees received
[00:27:52] modern lecture halls, laboratories, and workspaces
[00:27:55] of approximately 18.4
[00:27:58] meters. The renovation is worth more than 70 million euros.
[00:28:04] We are very pleased with the opportunity to have been given the chance to invest such
[00:28:08] a large, such a large amount
[00:28:12] in the renovation of these two buildings, we are
[00:28:15] we got, of course, earthquake-safe buildings, we got energy-efficient
[00:28:19] buildings, we got buildings that function
[00:28:23] with renewable energy sources, we also got
[00:28:26] much better fire protection than those facilities
[00:28:30] had.
[00:28:36] "And the government approved the city of Split to use state land in
[00:28:40] Stobreč, where the new Hajduk camp should be built.
[00:28:43] The project is planned on a plot of almost
[00:28:46] 72.4 meters, whose value is estimated
[00:28:50] at 8.7 million euros. The city of Split
[00:28:53] will get the right of a citizen for 50 years, and it will not
[00:28:57] have to pay a fee that would otherwise amount to almost 6
[00:29:00] million euros. In addition..." Split will be able to transfer the right of construction
[00:29:04] through a public tender, but the land may
[00:29:08] only be used for the planned football camp. From the moment
[00:29:12] the contract is signed, a period of five years begins to run
[00:29:15] in which the project must be realized.
[00:29:30] We have also reached sports, Antonio