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[00:00:00] indication that they are being treated at this
[00:00:01] moment.
[00:00:04] Zenica miners ended their hunger strike and left the miners'
[00:00:07] home, where they had been since Tuesday afternoon. They ended the
[00:00:11] strike after today's meeting with
[00:00:14] students were physically attacked and their the company management, representatives of the World Bank and the Ministry of Energy, Mining
[00:00:16] Industry of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. And information that an
[00:00:20] account has been opened with a commercial bank for receiving funds for the Zenica
[00:00:23] mine, said Elvedin Alić, a member of the
[00:00:27] Mrki Ugalj Zenica mine union. He added that they were
[00:00:30] not satisfied because they did not receive their salaries, but expresses hope that
[00:00:33] they should soon receive money and four earned
[00:00:36] salaries.
[00:00:40] BHRT's account has been partially unblocked, based on the adopted
[00:00:44] revision of the Supreme Court of the Republika Srpska that they are not obliged to pay for the costs of
[00:00:47] services for the so-called stationary connections
[00:00:50] to RTRS. With that decision, the account has been unblocked,
[00:00:54] but de facto unblocking will only happen in a few days, after
[00:00:58] the banks receive that information from
[00:01:00] the court and after they carry out their procedures and reactivate the
[00:01:03] BHRT account,
[00:01:05] activate, activate, said the acting general director of
[00:01:09] BHRT-a, Belmin
[00:01:10] Karamehmedović.
[00:01:14] After the dismissed workers of the public company Komunalno from
[00:01:18] Mostar yesterday requested to return to work, today the employed
[00:01:22] workers also gathered in front of the city hall, warning of
[00:01:25] the collapse of the company, and with a court decision on the return of workers and
[00:01:29] the dismissal of the acting director, the workers are now threatening to stop
[00:01:32] working.
[00:01:35] And while the dispute over the public company Komunalno has been conducted through
[00:01:38] inspection and court bodies in recent days, today those who, as they say, only want
[00:01:42] to work, arrived in front of the Mostar City Hall. Workers from
[00:01:46] work unit one and work unit two gathered together, stating that there are no
[00:01:50] divisions among them and that they do not want to be divided on any basis. They warn that due to the problems
[00:01:53] accumulating in the company, work could stop as early as tomorrow,
[00:01:57] because, as they claim, fuel is running out, and salary payments are
[00:02:01] threatened. If we look at everything realistically, the director is 100%
[00:02:04] correct, meaning she submitted all the paperwork and everything
[00:02:08] was in order. Why is someone blocking it, giving
[00:02:12] some money to create a problem for us? We will
[00:02:15] stop, we won't work at all, garbage is not being collected by these
[00:02:18] councilors. They also raised the question of the circumstances under which some workers
[00:02:22] lost their jobs. I was handed some paper, I signed something, I don't
[00:02:26] know what I signed. Later when I saw what I signed, I signed my own...
[00:02:33] Well, you see, someone wrote my name and surname by hand on an A4
[00:02:36] format, and
[00:02:39] next to my name and surname
[00:02:43] placed his handwritten signature and signed it. Of the 22 dismissed
[00:02:46] workers, three have already been reinstated after individually addressing
[00:02:50] the supervisory board and claiming pressure under which they signed
[00:02:54] documents that later led to their dismissal. Meanwhile, the Municipal
[00:02:57] Court in Mostar, by temporary measure, ordered
[00:03:00] the return of six more workers, and then new court decisions arrived
[00:03:04] for two more workers, with the assessment that there is suspicion regarding
[00:03:08] the correctness of the disciplinary procedure, while the final
[00:03:11] legality of the dismissal is yet to be determined. Mayor Mario
[00:03:16] Mrkonja, and you are watching sports news on Kordić, however, disputes the decision of the cantonal inspector who found irregularities in the dismissals, as
[00:03:20] well as the court decision, claiming that they were made with disputed jurisdiction
[00:03:23] and under pressure, and announces criminal charges
[00:03:27] against federal cantonal inspectors, judges, lawyers and
[00:03:30] employees of the Ministry of Health, because one message is being sent: you don't have to
[00:03:34] work, you can refuse work, the court will bring you back anyway,
[00:03:37] the system is not functioning, this is a breakdown of the entire
[00:03:41] system in my opinion, we will try to save what we can
[00:03:44] save, because people expect the garbage from the city of Mostar to be taken away,
[00:03:48] the question remains how the court's decision will be implemented, because according to Kordić's
[00:03:51] claims, after Jadranka Senkić was removed from the court register,
[00:03:55] Komunalno currently does not have an appointed authorized person who could implement
[00:03:59] the return of workers, the deadline for the execution of the court decision... three days for its
[00:04:02] non-execution, financial penalties are prescribed, on the other hand, the Club of
[00:04:06] Bosniaks in the City Council of Mostar demands that the mayor stop
[00:04:09] shifting responsibility to others and instead of political accusations,
[00:04:13] solve the problem that led to the blocking of the company's operations.
[00:04:16] We influence the court, so please,
[00:04:19] 10 judges, imagine 10 judges, lawyers, worked on
[00:04:22] these cases for us to
[00:04:25] influence what they will decide, I don't
[00:04:29] know, it's schizophrenic, schizophrenic that someone
[00:04:33] could even think that someone is
[00:04:35] harbor to arrive on the banks of influencing judges today, everyone, everyone can't be wrong, judges can't be
[00:04:39] wrong, inspections can't be wrong, and only the mayor, who
[00:04:43] is by the way a doctor
[00:04:47] by profession, is
[00:04:50] continue to build a right about the rule of law. The crisis in the public company Komunalno is getting deeper, the company's work is increasingly in
[00:04:53] question, and a solution that would break this vicious circle is not yet in
[00:04:57] sight. Đenana Kaminić-Puce, N1.
[00:05:00] Mostar.
[00:05:03] The Indirect Taxation Authority announced that from September
[00:05:07] 17 to 24, it issued a total of 58 decisions on
[00:05:11] VAT refunds on first
[00:05:13] property, by which citizens were approved refunds in a total amount of
[00:05:16] 857,000 convertible marks. Of the total
[00:05:18] 58 decisions issued, 25 have already been delivered to
[00:05:22] citizens, after which the funds were paid into their
[00:05:25] accounts. For the remaining 33 decisions, the delivery
[00:05:28] process via
[00:05:30] mail is underway.
[00:05:35] While some waited to speak, and some to hear
[00:05:39] someone's speech at the UN General Debate, other things were
[00:05:42] happening in the hall that the cameras could not
[00:05:45] avoid.
[00:05:47] The large UN hall in New York is not only a stage for monologues, but also
[00:05:51] for real dramatic and action moments. Once again, the officials'
[00:05:54] appearances remained overshadowed by what was happening while they
[00:05:58] were speaking. When Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu
[00:06:01] came to the microphone, dozens of delegations
[00:06:04] stood up and left the hall. In the lower right corner, it can be seen that the
[00:06:08] Serbian delegation, led by the president, remained in the
[00:06:11] hall. As last year, Netanyahu took out
[00:06:15] props such as a pager, which is a symbol of the destruction of
[00:06:18] Hezbollah in Lebanon. Then the Israeli ambassador to
[00:06:22] the UN tried to give an Iranian diplomat a Starlink
[00:06:25] satellite. I thought it was appropriate for me to give
[00:06:29] you this. If you heard the Prime Minister, it will be very useful to you in order to
[00:06:33] enable the Iranian people to achieve freedom. After all you have done for
[00:06:36] that team. So, do you want to take it and take it back to
[00:06:40] Tehran? It can be very useful to you. In Iran, we love
[00:06:43] the Iranian people and we pray for regime change there, that day will
[00:06:47] come. Netanyahu spoke for almost
[00:06:50] 40 minutes, and the speech, according to Reuters, resembled a
[00:06:53] pre-election one. Parliamentary elections in Israel will be held two
[00:06:57] days later than in Serbia, on October 27, and
[00:07:00] Netanyahu's speech in prime time was directly
[00:07:03] broadcast by all four main television stations in the country.
[00:07:07] Almost simultaneously, a protest was held in New York calling for an
[00:07:11] end to US military support for Israel. At this gathering,
[00:07:14] Oscar winner Susan Sarandon was also arrested.
[00:07:18] I'm proud of her because she cares about children around the world. This is
[00:07:22] the sixth time she has been arrested. And while there is no peace
[00:07:25] on the UN stage, peace is talked about behind it. In
[00:07:28] New York, the Iranian president was also present, who even gave an
[00:07:31] interview for Trump's favorite TV channel, Fox
[00:07:35] News. When we can solve problems
[00:07:38] through dialogue, we should not resort to mutual
[00:07:41] killing. However, due to Israel's provocations, this
[00:07:45] war was imposed on us. We do not want it to continue.
[00:07:49] America is the one that must decide whether it wants to
[00:07:52] end it or not. America is asking about
[00:07:56] the war in Europe. In the US, the envoy of the Russian
[00:07:59] president, Kirill Dmitriev, who, according to Reuters, met
[00:08:03] with Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner on Thursday.
[00:08:07] After that, Moscow announced that a trilateral meeting of the US,
[00:08:10] Russia and Ukraine could be held soon, while
[00:08:14] Zelensky says that these would be technical talks
[00:08:17] most likely in the Emirates. Dušan Mladenović,
[00:08:21] N1.
[00:08:24] The President of the United States of America Donald Trump hosted Chinese
[00:08:28] President Xi Jinping. The meeting concluded with messages of
[00:08:31] stabilizing relations and cooperation in the fields of trade, security, and artificial
[00:08:35] intelligence. Both leaders emphasized the need for better
[00:08:38] communication and peaceful resolution of disagreements.
[00:08:45] President Trump proposed to make America
[00:08:48] great again. He led
[00:08:51] the American people to achieve significant development achievements.
[00:08:54] China is committed to realizing
[00:08:57] the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.
[00:09:00] China's modernization drive has continuously
[00:09:04] opened up new horizons. These two
[00:09:08] goals are very grand and can be
[00:09:12] compatible.
[00:09:18] We should demonstrate the responsibility of a major power, respond to people's expectations and the trend of the times,
[00:09:21] and explore a new path for major powers
[00:09:25] to interact correctly.
[00:09:29] As the leaders of our two nations, President Xi and I
[00:09:32] both understand that we represent different systems,
[00:09:36] but the ties between our people endure, and
[00:09:39] we've never got along better. So Since the
[00:09:43] first trade ships from New York, left the
[00:09:48] the Pearl River, Americans and Chinese have always
[00:09:51] exchanged goods, knowledge, customs and ideas.
[00:09:55] This has been the foundation of commerce and mutual
[00:09:58] respect between our countries, and together we can
[00:10:02] relationship that promotes prosperity and
[00:10:05] security for future
[00:10:07] generations.
[00:10:11] Next up, we bring you.
[00:10:16] The national team of Bosnia and Herzegovina is facing its first test in the Nations
[00:10:19] League tonight. Barbares announced that he wants one of the first two places in
[00:10:23] the group.
[00:10:29] The famed Miljacka is far from a clean river.
[00:10:32] High school students today contributed to a part of its bank being free of
[00:10:36] waste.
[00:10:38] Gloves, garbage bags, and a will to make the river bank cleaner.
[00:10:42] That's how today's Miljacka cleaning action was conceived, but due to
[00:10:45] the rain, the focus was on education about the importance of rivers and
[00:10:49] water resource protection. We are very glad to have come here to learn something
[00:10:52] new, to. get together
[00:10:55] a little, to learn new information about water, and I think
[00:10:58] there should be more projects like this. We learn about water, about forests, about everything
[00:11:02] like that. I think young people are not very educated about this. I would say it's very
[00:11:06] useful because it teaches us that we must keep
[00:11:09] rivers clean and what the consequences are if we continue to
[00:11:12] pollute them. The situation could be worse, rivers are
[00:11:16] polluted, and we should work on cleaning
[00:11:19] them. The right to clean and healthy water is one of the fundamental
[00:11:22] human rights, say the organizers. But for it to be
[00:11:25] realized, much greater awareness of water protection from
[00:11:29] pollution is needed. What we want to do today with these lectures
[00:11:33] and this action is to make our young people aware of how
[00:11:36] much hydration is necessary, how
[00:11:39] important it is to hydrate properly. Many cities
[00:11:42] in the world have managed to clean their rivers to the point where people can return
[00:11:46] to swim on those banks. We wanted
[00:11:49] to help the city of Sarajevo, I think that young people will get a clearer
[00:11:53] picture of how important water is. How important it is for health, but also for
[00:11:57] survival in general, for a clean city. Participants had the opportunity
[00:12:00] to learn about methods of monitoring water quality.
[00:12:03] Preliminary field parameters of sampling showed that the
[00:12:07] water condition at the tested location is better than might
[00:12:10] be expected. From 6 to 8 is up to 9 is the
[00:12:14] limit. Currently, the situation is good, I think now these precipitations have improved
[00:12:18] the situation, you can already see that the water level, I
[00:12:21] would say, is rising. The real state of the Miljacka, that can only be determined
[00:12:25] after historical analysis, what parameters are exceeding.
[00:12:29] However, good results at one location, especially in the upper
[00:12:32] course, do not mean that the Miljacka is without problems. While Sarajevo is
[00:12:36] intensively expanding, the current sewage
[00:12:38] infrastructure is increasingly struggling to cope with a large number of new
[00:12:42] connections. And the biggest polluters are precisely these
[00:12:45] catchment areas, these smaller streams that flow from settlements, which
[00:12:49] unfortunately, in many settlements where sewage
[00:12:52] infrastructure has not been resolved, carry along with these
[00:12:55] stormwater and all their, I would say, waste
[00:12:58] that stormwater carries, they unfortunately also carry
[00:13:01] feces, all of which flows into the Miljacka river. But
[00:13:05] the Miljacka is not an exception, and throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina, rivers receive
[00:13:09] wastewater, garbage, and whatever else ends up in them because there is no
[00:13:13] adequate system. Clean rivers therefore cannot be a matter of
[00:13:16] just one cleaning action, but a question of the state's attitude towards
[00:18:21] forecast. After a rainy and cold Friday,
[00:18:25] calmer weather and a gradual temperature increase are expected this weekend.
[00:18:28] Colder air is moving north, leading to weather stabilization
[00:18:32] and rising temperatures, although mornings may still
[00:18:35] be cool with fog in valleys, then more sun
[00:18:39] during the day. On Saturday in Bosnia, it will be partly to
[00:18:42] mostly cloudy in the morning with fog in valleys. During the day, we expect
[00:18:46] a gradual decrease in cloudiness. In Herzegovina, there
[00:18:49] will be moderate cloudiness, but no precipitation. Wind will be light
[00:18:53] to moderate, easterly and north-easterly. Morning
[00:18:56] temperatures in Bosnia from 6 to 10 degrees, in Herzegovina around
[00:19:00] 16 degrees, and maximum temperatures mostly from 20 to
[00:19:03] 22, only in the south will it be warmer, up to 25.
[00:19:08] On Sunday, sunny weather with morning fog and low clouds in the valleys of
[00:19:12] Bosnia and along river flows, then sunny and
[00:19:15] warmer during the day, temperatures in Bosnia up to 24, in the south in
[00:19:18] Herzegovina even up to 28 degrees. From
[00:19:22] Monday, the weather remains sunny, with little to moderate
[00:19:25] cloudiness, dry without precipitation, and temperatures will
[00:19:28] continue to
[00:19:29] rise.
[00:19:33] That's all for the news, have a pleasant rest of your evening.
[00:20:12] Good evening, you are watching N1 daily news, this is today's
[00:20:14] story.
[00:20:23] In the continuation of the campaign, students and cyclists arrived in Jagodina and Lazarevac,
[00:20:27] and along the way, people started following them. How long will you follow
[00:20:30] the students? We don't follow anyone, this is Serbia. Now I can introduce
[00:20:33] your side there. And which is yours, which is ours. Where are these people?
[00:20:39] How do you talk to each other? We don't talk to them
[00:20:41] unfortunately.
[00:20:43] After the incidents, the student campaign in the Republika Srpska was suspended.
[00:20:47] The announced visit to Banja Luka
[00:20:51] for today was canceled. Meanwhile,
[00:20:53] the Prime Minister of Republika Srpska Savo Minić
[00:20:57] stated that students can hold a rally in Banja Luka if they get permission
[00:20:59] from the police. We remind you that an incident occurred yesterday in Višegrad when
[00:21:04] banner was taken away. Previously, in Brčko District, the
[00:21:07] police filed a misdemeanor charge against the students, stating that they did not
[00:21:11] report the gathering. In Doboj, the gathering was interrupted, and students were
[00:21:14] questioned. The Human Rights House from Banja Luka condemned
[00:21:18] the actions of police officers and
[00:21:22] in the daily news about how we live, from today to
[00:21:26] tomorrow and so it is, we survive, of course, but as our
[00:21:30] people like to say, shut up, it could be worse, but it could also be
[00:21:33] better. What salary is enough for a better
[00:21:36] life? A salary that is sufficient for male and female workers to satisfy their
[00:21:40] basic social and existential needs, their own and those of their
[00:21:43] families, amounts to 154,740
[00:21:46] dinars. The Protector of Citizens without an answer to
[00:21:51] questions about the rights of foreign workers in factories in
[00:21:55] Serbia, what exactly did you ask
[00:21:59] the police, the labor inspectorate regarding the factory, I am talking about
[00:22:02] the case. For the weekend, more sun and a rise in
[00:22:06] temperature, Sunday up to 25 degrees.
[00:22:10] The campaign is getting more and more brutal,
[00:22:20] the weather was not on the side of the students and cyclists today, and the receptions are not
[00:22:23] what they used to be. In addition to citizens who support
[00:22:26] the students, more and more often due to the lack of their own actions,
[00:22:30] sympathizers of the Serbian Progressive Party gather with completely different
[00:22:33] motives. That's how it was today in Aleksinac, on one
[00:22:36] side there was pumping and on the other cheering for Aca
[00:22:39] Srbin.
[00:22:41] srbinu.
[00:22:53] Who do you support?
[00:22:56] Of course, young people, these people, sir, who do you support? Vučić,
[00:23:00] the president, you hear, so, they stand
[00:23:03] by each other, they talk about how they came to
[00:23:07] support Vučić in America, something like
[00:23:10] this has not been seen before. The mayor
[00:23:13] instead of solving communal problems, which are
[00:23:17] abnormally many, of which there are abnormally many in Aleksinac.
[00:23:20] you can't see the devil, can't He goes and
[00:23:22] supports Aleksandar Vučić at rallies
[00:23:26] in Aleksinac and follows people who
[00:23:28] support students, it's a pure shame. Three
[00:23:32] buses from Dojčinović company brought these people from
[00:23:35] Niš from Merošine, and it's not bad for them to say I see
[00:23:39] the president, here, here Mr. President,
[00:23:43] good day, Mr. President, can you can we ask you
[00:23:48] you see the president of the municipality
[00:23:51] uh behind the flag, but he
[00:23:54] is there. Yesterday buses from Aleksinac, Niš, now from Niš to
[00:23:58] Aleksinac, how long will you follow the students, we don't follow anyone,
[00:24:01] this is Serbia, Serbia wins, now
[00:24:05] maybe I'll represent your side there, which is yours, which is
[00:24:08] ours, where these people were playing stupid is a shame,
[00:24:11] why everyone is here, how everyone came, they are all here, here are two vans,
[00:24:15] how are you, sir, while I hold this microphone for...
[00:24:19] So, this microphone will not
[00:24:36] serve for propaganda, insults, and how you talk to each
[00:24:39] other, we don't talk to them unfortunately, because they don't
[00:24:43] want to talk to us, we were polite, we came to
[00:24:47] welcome the students here,
[00:24:50] we planned for it to be in a different place, they simply came
[00:24:53] and followed us, probably wanting to cause an incident,
[00:24:57] and we don't care about that, we just want to change
[00:25:00] Serbia so it isn't like this.
[00:25:03] The students had their
[00:25:10] cycling tour today, their final destination is Kragujevac,
[00:25:14] but before that, they arrived in Lazarevac this evening,
[00:25:17] and Jagodina with the already known
[00:25:20] welcome and repertoire.
[00:25:23] Here they are, here they are!
[00:25:41] Come on, come on, come on, come on,
[00:25:45] come on, come on, come on,
[00:25:48] come on!
[00:26:06] This is the constitution, maybe I got it wrong, but this is for the whole
[00:26:10] city to come here now and never leave.
[00:27:01] After the incident and obstruction, students suspended the campaign in the Republic of
[00:27:04] Srpska. The visit to Banja Luka announced for today was canceled. In the meantime,
[00:27:08] the Prime Minister of the Republic of Srpska, Savo Minić, stated that students can hold a
[00:27:12] gathering in Banja Luka if they get permission from the police. We remind you that an
[00:27:16] incident occurred yesterday in Višegrad when students were physically attacked and their
[00:27:20] banner was taken away. Previously, in Brčko District, the
[00:27:23] police filed a misdemeanor charge against the students, stating that they did not
[00:27:26] report the gathering. In Doboj, the gathering was interrupted, and students were
[00:27:30] questioned. The Human Rights House from Banja Luka condemned
[00:27:34] the actions of police officers and attacks on
[00:27:36] students.
[00:27:40] Like in Doboj when the students were detained, meaning
[00:27:43] as soon as they arrived, as far as I have information, to that
[00:27:47] square, they were detained for a three-hour interview, before that, of course,
[00:27:51] this uh, the police
[00:27:54] exerted pressure on them in Brčko, in a way, in
[00:27:58] our opinion, abusing the law on
[00:28:01] freedom of assembly, where they allegedly did not report the gathering, which is not
[00:28:05] necessary, a gathering is actually reported to the police when it is
[00:28:09] thought that it will, that this, that
[00:28:12] it will be for the protection of the organizers themselves and the citizens themselves,
[00:28:15] uh, these gatherings were
[00:28:19] peaceful, it wasn't even expected that there would be a large turnout
[00:28:22] of citizens, so no incidents could occur, so
[00:28:25] we think that the police actually probably under
[00:28:29] pressure
[00:28:32] from institutions or politics in Republika Srpska in some way
[00:28:35] abused this law.
[00:28:38] Incidents in Bačka Palanka during the student action in every village.
[00:28:42] Students say they were attacked by relatives of the mayor, and he
[00:28:46] is silent, just like the prosecution.
[00:28:49] In Parage, the smallest place in the municipality of Bačka Palanka, few
[00:28:53] people don't know each other. Only about 700 people live here, so
[00:28:57] news travels fast when something happens. This time, the reason was
[00:29:00] an incident at the stand. students of my village, what
[00:29:04] are you, what are you, hey man, the woman
[00:29:07] from the video is, as the students claim, Maja Šušnica, the sister
[00:29:11] of the mayor, she came to the stand with her father, while the
[00:29:14] man in the gray hoodie, as they state, was the first to threaten
[00:29:18] us, they insult us, swear at us, tell us that we shouldn't
[00:29:21] be in the village, that we have no right to come to their
[00:29:25] village, also the man who initially wanted to
[00:29:28] drive us away, started threatening us with death, uh,
[00:29:31] where... "we, of course, still don't engage in conflict, but we are already starting to feel
[00:29:35] threatened because an increasing number of SNS supporters
[00:29:39] are gathering at their stand. At the students' call, the
[00:29:42] police arrived, and the citizens who came to support them began to
[00:29:46] leave. The man who threatened us, who told
[00:29:49] us we had five minutes to get out at one point rushes through
[00:29:53] the police and attacks our fellow citizen Pajo who
[00:29:56] was filming the event the whole time, starts pulling his beard
[00:29:59] and hair trying to knock him to the floor. After which
[00:30:03] the police take the attacker into custody and the story does not end
[00:30:06] there, the next day the local resident who briefly came to
[00:30:10] support the students, as he claims, received offensive
[00:30:13] messages, then the man came by car to his
[00:30:16] workplace, to ask me to
[00:30:20] say what is not true in reality, that
[00:30:23] I organized this, that I did this, that I did that and he just kept coming into my face
[00:30:27] constantly until at one point he
[00:30:30] punched me in the stomach and again hit me much
[00:30:34] harder in the heart area. Marijanov, who is
[00:30:37] a heart patient, went for a check-up after the attack, he says that he was
[00:30:41] diagnosed with a contusion of the soft tissue and that the pain
[00:30:44] will last. He gave a statement to the police, after which he claims
[00:30:47] he was told that in this case there are no elements for criminal
[00:30:51] prosecution. So I simply fear that
[00:30:54] they will ambush me again somewhere, that they will harass
[00:30:57] me again, that they will also...