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[00:00:21] Good afternoon, N1 info begins, I am Tanja Veselinović, these are the most important
[00:00:24] news.
[00:00:29] Zelensky in first. Official visit to Serbia, meetings concluded,
[00:00:32] memorandum signed. European path and improving
[00:00:35] cooperation, main
[00:00:37] topics.
[00:00:40] In Serbia today, six open fires, the most critical in
[00:00:43] Deliblatska Peščara, where the fire spread to 1,500
[00:00:47] hectares.
[00:00:51] In Russian attacks, an area near Kyiv, at least three people
[00:00:54] died, including one child. Ukrainian army
[00:00:58] targeted two Russian refineries.
[00:01:04] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in his first
[00:01:07] official visit to Serbia, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić
[00:01:10] welcomed the Ukrainian president in front of the Palace
[00:01:14] of Serbia, followed by a bilateral meeting of the two
[00:01:17] presidents, where the topics were European integration,
[00:01:20] economic and energy cooperation. Serbia and
[00:01:23] Ukraine today in Belgrade signed a memorandum
[00:01:27] of understanding in the field of agriculture. In addressing
[00:01:30] the media after signing the memorandum, President Vučić
[00:01:33] stated that Ukraine is a friendly country, that he was pleased to have
[00:01:37] had the opportunity to host Zelensky, emphasizing that they had long
[00:01:41] and good conversations yesterday and today and expressed hope that
[00:01:45] everything they discussed will come to fruition after
[00:01:49] the meetings.
[00:01:51] The address of the two presidents was followed by Žana
[00:01:54] Bulajić, Žana, what messages did
[00:01:58] Vučić and Zelensky send after the meeting?
[00:02:04] Well, Tanja, you mentioned some of those messages, somehow the main
[00:02:07] topics were the European path of the two
[00:02:10] countries, it was economic cooperation and energy
[00:02:13] cooperation, the two countries, the two presidents agreed that
[00:02:17] they would not be rivals on that European path, but that
[00:02:21] they would be friends and help each other on that European path, Zelensky says that Europe
[00:02:24] is practically the only way for both countries, on the other hand.
[00:02:28] What we could hear from the President of Serbia is that he is not overly
[00:02:31] optimistic when it comes to a quick entry or an earlier
[00:02:35] entry of Serbia into the European Union. Regarding
[00:02:39] economic cooperation,
[00:02:41] uh uh the memorandum concerning
[00:02:45] agriculture was mentioned, and what both sides agreed on was
[00:02:48] that they will improve
[00:02:52] further trade, which last year amounted to
[00:02:55] 450 million dollars. This year,
[00:02:58] they say it will certainly exceed that, considering that in the first six
[00:03:02] months alone, that trade amounted to 320
[00:03:06] million dollars. Also, humanitarian aid was mentioned,
[00:03:09] of course, given that Serbia is helping Ukraine,
[00:03:13] which is severely affected by the war. Among
[00:03:16] other things, I would like to remind you that Serbia promised during
[00:03:20] one of the visits at previous summits held
[00:03:24] in Ukraine that Serbia would help in the reconstruction of
[00:03:27] one city. What was somehow
[00:03:31] practically the most interesting thing the president said at the end of his address to the media,
[00:03:34] one could say, was that he said they did not discuss
[00:03:38] military cooperation. Military cooperation is
[00:03:41] somehow, uh, perhaps the most important thing when
[00:03:45] we talk about the relationship between the two countries, especially
[00:03:48] considering the fact that since the beginning of the war,
[00:03:52] information has been arriving that on
[00:03:55] the Ukrainian battlefield, in the hands of the Ukrainian army,
[00:03:59] weapons from Serbia,
[00:04:02] weapons and ammunition are ending up there. Serbia has
[00:04:05] repeatedly denied this, stating that it does not directly
[00:04:08] export to Ukraine. What appeared in foreign media
[00:04:12] as information, again considering the information shared
[00:04:16] with the public by former Ambassador Christopher
[00:04:19] Hill, is that, uh, potentially, the two countries could
[00:04:23] discuss the construction of a joint drone
[00:04:26] factory that would be financially supported by the United Arab Emirates.
[00:04:30] This was not mentioned at any point, but it is certainly, as I said, interesting and
[00:04:34] that the rigid schedule, let's say, strict
[00:04:36] schedule for the conversation between the two presidents, instead of half an hour, lasted even an
[00:04:40] hour. What they said behind closed doors, and whether everything they
[00:04:44] told us was really the topic or if there were other things
[00:04:48] we won't find out about, that's another question. Here's what they had
[00:04:51] to say, among other things, here before domestic and foreign
[00:04:54] media. Ukraine wants to open all
[00:04:58] clusters as quickly as possible. Ukraine wants fast
[00:05:02] membership in the European
[00:05:03] Union.
[00:05:07] I told President Zelensky
[00:05:09] that.
[00:05:12] I understand all of that, and I understand that kind of
[00:05:15] enthusiasm,
[00:05:17] but as the President of Serbia and as someone who is a political veteran, I do not see
[00:05:21] at this moment the possibility, primarily for Serbia, I was not
[00:05:25] talking about Ukraine, so primarily for Serbia to soon
[00:05:29] become a member of the European Union for
[00:05:32] numerous political reasons. I
[00:05:34] fully stand behind what I wrote together
[00:05:37] with the Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama. I
[00:05:41] think that it is... for our region, I told
[00:05:45] President Zelensky that I think it would be important and good, even for
[00:05:49] Ukraine, Moldova, and
[00:05:51] other, as they say, Eastern
[00:05:54] countries, and I think that is the reality. I don't believe
[00:05:58] that, to be completely honest, that
[00:06:02] all Europeans will be benevolent towards
[00:06:05] Ukrainian membership either. As you can see,
[00:06:09] I speak openly about this, no, they always find someone.
[00:06:13] "For us, they will find some Croats, Bulgarians,
[00:06:16] Dutch, anyone. For Ukrainians, they will find some
[00:06:20] others, but I don't see at this moment the possibility
[00:06:24] for that to be realistically implemented.
[00:06:26] delo,
[00:06:32] It's not
[00:06:35] just
[00:06:36] reality and
[00:06:39] enthusiasm at stake when electing. "We understand
[00:06:42] Ukraine must be in the future.
[00:06:55] what
[00:07:07] First is the path we chose, which the people chose, that is unity between
[00:07:10] the state and the people. As for people to
[00:07:14] be
[00:07:21] full members of the European Union, this
[00:07:25] unity gives us
[00:07:28] strength, although many other leaders told me
[00:07:32] that we would not get candidate status and so on and so forth, yet
[00:07:35] despite all that, we
[00:07:38] got that status, and I fight for it every
[00:07:41] day. And sometimes it can
[00:07:44] seem uh, so far
[00:07:48] and so unattainable, but we
[00:07:51] are achieving
[00:07:53] those dreams. There is unity in our
[00:07:57] country, we must not
[00:08:01] destroy that unity,
[00:08:04] and there is unity in the European Union on many issues, not just on the issue
[00:08:08] of war.
[00:08:11] That happened many times. During today's address, the President
[00:08:14] of Ukraine also mentioned the last
[00:08:17] night's attack on Ukraine, and among other things, one of the victims
[00:08:21] was a three-year-old child. After the address
[00:08:24] to the media, he waited for a conversation with Prime Minister
[00:08:28] Đuro Macuto. That would be roughly everything regarding
[00:08:32] the visit. Uh, it is planned for
[00:08:35] Volodymyr Zelensky to leave Serbia
[00:08:38] in the afternoon. Tanja, live from
[00:08:42] the palace. Serbia Žana Bulajić.
[00:08:44] Zelensky's visit is a slap in the face to Russia on a symbolic
[00:08:48] level, given that Serbia is one of the few,
[00:08:51] conditionally speaking, pro-Russian countries in Europe, said former N1
[00:08:55] diplomat Duško Lopandić.
[00:08:59] I think that the results will primarily be
[00:09:02] symbolic in nature, so I don't believe that now
[00:09:06] some big, uh, agreements, especially
[00:09:09] of this type, which relate to military cooperation,
[00:09:13] can be reached, but it is certainly
[00:09:16] a shift of Belgrade towards,
[00:09:18] as I said, primarily towards Berlin, Brussels, in fact,
[00:09:22] signals for which Vučić expects
[00:09:26] some reward, right, in the foreseeable
[00:09:30] future, and that will be the primary
[00:09:33] effect, I think, of this visit,
[00:09:37] this, but, uh, I would say
[00:09:40] that... "Serbia is not in
[00:09:43] a position to completely side with one or the other
[00:09:47] side. How Zelensky's visit to Belgrade
[00:09:50] and the announcement of drone production in Serbia, sorely needed by Ukraine
[00:09:54] in the war with Russia, could affect Serbian-Russian relations was discussed
[00:09:58] by Marko Savković from Aizak
[00:10:01] Foundation for N1.
[00:10:04] Serbia continues to count on
[00:10:07] maintaining a relationship with Russia,
[00:10:11] uh, I think that..." it has long not been a partnership
[00:10:14] relationship, it is not, it is not
[00:10:16] an alliance. Interests with Russia overlap on
[00:10:20] a few issues, but now the maneuvering space
[00:10:24] has narrowed significantly. "Zelensky's visit is proof of
[00:10:27] that, because it might not have happened a year or two ago,
[00:10:31] but now it has. Russia's ability to
[00:10:34] punish Serbia in some
[00:10:36] way for hosting
[00:10:39] Zelensky is now, I would say, very, very
[00:10:42] limited.
[00:10:47] In Serbia, six open-air fires are active,
[00:10:50] according to the latest information from the Fire-Fighting
[00:10:53] and Rescue Unit administration, as the Head
[00:10:56] of the Sector for Emergency Situations, Luka Čaušić, told N1.
[00:11:00] In the last two days, more than 300 fires have broken out
[00:11:03] in Serbia, but most were extinguished
[00:11:06] very quickly. The situation is most difficult in Deliblatska
[00:11:10] Peščara, the fire is still active at
[00:11:13] Stolovi.
[00:11:15] In Deliblatska Peščara, for the fourth day, members of the Sector for Emergency
[00:11:19] Situations, members of voluntary fire brigades,
[00:11:23] the army, as well as citizens, are fighting the blaze.
[00:11:26] Traffic on the Gaj Šumarak section is suspended due to the fire
[00:11:30] in Peščara. As N1 learns, the fire has spread to
[00:11:34] 1,500 hectares. On the ground are more than 300
[00:11:37] people, 80 vehicles, helicopters,
[00:11:41] work machines, ATVs, drones. Strong wind and
[00:11:44] high temperatures make extinguishing extremely difficult. A major
[00:11:48] battle against the blaze was fought last night in the settlement of
[00:11:52] Šumarak, from which residents were previously evacuated.
[00:11:55] Firefighters managed to defend the houses
[00:11:59] that were
[00:11:59] threatened.
[00:12:03] Literally yesterday when the cold front from Romania was approaching,
[00:12:06] it created a strong wind vortex, houses were
[00:12:10] literally in the yard, the house was engulfed
[00:12:13] by fire, however
[00:12:16] it was defended, not a single house was damaged. What is most important, no one so far
[00:12:19] in this truly a catastrophe has been injured
[00:12:23] or, thank God, I hope it stays that way.
[00:12:26] We continue the battle against this
[00:12:30] plague that has engulfed Deliblatska Peščara. We have enough
[00:12:34] people, the locals are great and wonderful, I thank them too
[00:12:38] for their excellent cooperation, for their solidarity, uh,
[00:12:41] they just come and show goodwill because they see that people are giving their
[00:12:44] utmost, giving everything they have, both them and
[00:12:47] the people who are physically extinguishing the fire. You don't see them here because all our people
[00:12:51] are deployed. Two days ago we had a situation where... that
[00:12:55] three firefighters, in their desire to get as close as possible to the
[00:12:59] fire, were seriously life- threatened. That's the worst thing that
[00:13:02] can happen to you in such a situation. Thank God, they are alive and
[00:13:05] well. Thanks to experience, thanks to experience they avoided
[00:13:09] the worst, believe me, within a few, maybe
[00:13:12] minutes.
[00:13:14] Residents of Šumarak and Čardak settlements are actively collecting
[00:13:18] aid for firefighters, as well as for all people involved in extinguishing the fire
[00:13:21] in Deliblatska Peščara. All who wish to help
[00:13:25] can contact the Kovin Humano Srce organization. Calls for
[00:13:29] aid were also made today by
[00:13:32] students of the Medical and Dental faculties in
[00:13:35] Belgrade, and the Faculty of Philosophy in Novi Sad and
[00:13:39] Niš. Aid can be brought to the Red Cross
[00:13:42] premises in Kuršumlija.
[00:13:46] Official information from the municipal emergency headquarters
[00:13:49] states that citizen assistance is no longer needed, which I would not
[00:13:53] agree with, because I was in Šumarak
[00:13:55] all day yesterday, uh, where access was
[00:13:58] possible, people need to bring frozen
[00:14:01] water, frozen juices, drinks, if possible,
[00:14:04] or at least chilled. Canned food is also welcome, so that's all for
[00:14:08] firefighters, the locals who are there and don't have other access
[00:14:11] to food and water at the moment. Last night, at some point, electricity was also cut off
[00:14:15] there, due to prevention of further fire spread.
[00:14:19] Uh, the situation literally changes minute by minute, and that's all I can
[00:14:23] say for now.
[00:14:25] The fire above Ušće was localized, as was the fire on
[00:14:29] Mount Žaračka. On Mount Stolovi, mostly
[00:14:33] low vegetation is burning, the fire is not near any settlement.
[00:14:37] The fire that broke out in Ušće entered the coniferous forest complex
[00:14:40] and was localized last night. This is very important because it threatened to
[00:14:44] spread and turn into a catastrophe. In that
[00:14:47] area, the fire affected 270 hectares of forest
[00:14:51] and low vegetation.
[00:14:56] The president of the Self-Determination movement and acting prime minister
[00:15:00] Albin Kurti was pelted with eggs in today's continuation
[00:15:03] of the interrupted constitutive session of the Kosovo Assembly, when
[00:15:07] Kurti once again asked for additional time for consultations,
[00:15:11] Alliance MP Time Kadrij threw
[00:15:14] eggs at him, which led to the interruption of the session and the entry
[00:15:18] of Kurti's bodyguards into the hall. Presiding
[00:15:21] Abni De Hari announced that MPs would be informed
[00:15:25] later when the session would be
[00:15:27] continued.
[00:15:30] The Belgrade Center for Security Policy's Integrity Network
[00:15:34] postponed the public forum planned for August 13th in
[00:15:37] Valjevo on the anniversary of the police action in that
[00:15:40] city, after none of the contacted institutions
[00:15:44] and private entities agreed to provide space for
[00:15:48] its holding. The Integrity Network assesses that
[00:15:51] the impossibility of organizing a public event is another
[00:15:55] indicator of the degree of state capture and the entire
[00:15:58] society. They call on the competent institutions, including the City of
[00:16:02] Valjevo, to enable the holding of the forum in one of the public spaces
[00:16:05] as soon as possible, at the latest
[00:16:08] by Monday, August 10th. At the same time, they called on private entities to make decisions
[00:16:12] on providing space without fear of
[00:16:15] political or other
[00:16:17] pressures.
[00:16:20] The Lawyers' Association Ustavobranitelji today condemned the false and
[00:16:23] manipulative statement of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade,
[00:16:27] published on Thursday, which represents an open insult to
[00:16:30] public intelligence and a clear obstruction
[00:16:33] of the truth about the death of lawyer Vladimir Cvijan. Ustavobranitelji
[00:16:37] claim that since the publication of the autopsy findings in 2021,
[00:16:41] it is clear that the death occurred by drowning, but that
[00:16:45] it is not clear who drowned Cvijan. There are three possible
[00:16:48] ways for drowning to occur: the first way is murder, the second
[00:16:51] is suicide, and the third is an accident, i.e.,
[00:16:55] tripping or accidentally falling into the water, which the prosecution
[00:16:58] is trying to deceive the public with, highlighting
[00:17:02] Cvijan's alleged intoxication, state the Ustavobranitelji. In their
[00:17:04] statement, it is noted
[00:17:08] that the prosecution cannot know without an investigation whether Cvijan's death was
[00:17:12] murder, suicide, or an accident. An investigation
[00:17:16] has not
[00:17:16] been carried out.
[00:17:21] World news: At least three people, including one child, died
[00:17:25] last night in Russian attacks near the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv,
[00:17:28] BBC reports, citing local officials.
[00:17:32] Rockets hit an area east of
[00:17:35] the capital early this morning. Moscow announced that it hit a Flamingo missile
[00:17:39] factory, a fuel and lubricant depot, and
[00:17:42] two ships while they were sailing south and east of
[00:17:46] Odesa. On the other hand, the General Staff of Ukraine confirmed
[00:17:49] that refineries in Krasnodar Krai
[00:17:53] and Samara
[00:17:54] Oblast were hit.
[00:18:03] Next up is sports news prepared by colleagues from the sports
[00:18:06] club.
[00:18:15] Serbia's volleyball players defeated Russia by a score of 3:2
[00:18:18] in sets 25-23, 23-25, 20-25, 25-16
[00:18:22] and 15-6 in an official friendly match
[00:18:25] played in a packed hall in Ub. The match lasted 2
[00:18:29] hours and 35 minutes, and quality volleyball was seen
[00:18:32] from both sides. A useful five-set match was played by
[00:18:36] Serbia and Russia, and this match will be especially
[00:18:40] important for Zoran Terzić's team just two weeks
[00:18:43] before the start of the European Championship.
[00:18:46] Terzić started the match with the most experienced lineup, which included
[00:18:49] Ognjenović, Bošković, Uzelac, Tica, Kurtagić,
[00:18:53] Popović, and libero Gočanin. This seven will probably bear
[00:18:56] the greatest burden at the upcoming European Championship, although it is a good thing
[00:19:00] that in this match, the Serbian coach also gave a chance to girls from
[00:19:04] the bench: Mirković, Čajić, Ivanović, Osmaji.
[00:19:07] and Jegdić only confirmed that our team will have a deep roster
[00:19:11] at the next Euro. In the winning team, Tijana Bošković scored
[00:19:15] 30 points, Aleksandra Uzelac added
[00:19:18] 13, and Hena Kurtagić 11. For Russia,
[00:19:22] Marina Markova scored 21 points and Tatjana Tolok
[00:19:25] 19.
[00:19:31] Mira Andreeva won Roland Garros two months ago and since then
[00:19:35] she hasn't won more than one match anywhere. After Berlin and
[00:19:38] Wimbledon, it was the same now in Toronto. The fifth
[00:19:42] ranked player in the world was defeated in the third round by Leylah Fernandez
[00:19:45] 6-1 6-4. Her opponent in the round of 16 is
[00:19:49] Naomi Osaka, former world number one. The Japanese player had an even easier
[00:19:53] win against Elise Mertens, 6-2, 6-1.
[00:19:56] Aleksandra recorded her seventh consecutive victory after
[00:20:00] triumphing in Washington last week, igniting the already
[00:20:03] great euphoria among Filipinos living in Canada. When you add
[00:20:07] to that that Fernandez is of Filipino descent on her mother's side, it's even clearer
[00:20:10] why the tickets are sold out. Jala eliminated
[00:20:13] Katie McNally 6-3, 5-7,
[00:20:16] 6-4. In the round of 16, she faces Belinda Bencic, and
[00:20:20] the Swiss player had a tough match against the only American in
[00:20:23] the draw, 6-7, 7-6, 6-4
[00:20:26] against Taylor Townsend. Iva Jović unexpectedly easily
[00:20:29] succumbed to Alina Korneeva, the nineteen-year-old
[00:20:33] Russian who is ranked 89th on the WTA
[00:20:37] list. The American of Serbian descent is one year younger, already in
[00:20:40] 16th place, but lost 6-3, 6-4.
[00:20:44] Elena Rybakina, the main candidate for a place in the final from this part of the draw,
[00:20:47] defeated Ann Li 6-2, 7-5.
[00:20:50] The round of 16 pairs, in order, are Sabalenka-Alexandrova, Svitolina-
[00:20:53] Anisimova, Pegula-Schneider, Kostyuk-Świątek, and Jala-
[00:20:57] Bencic, Korneeva-Gauff, Fernandez-Osaka, and
[00:21:00] Samsonova-Rybakina.
[00:21:13] At the Batrovci border crossing, there has been a wait of about
[00:21:16] 4 hours since this morning when exiting Serbia, while at the Ušid
[00:21:20] crossing, the wait is about two hours, announced the Auto-Moto Association
[00:21:23] of Serbia. At the Neštin and Horgoš crossings,
[00:21:26] delays are about an hour. On Serbian roads
[00:21:29] today, increased traffic intensity is expected,
[00:21:32] and the AMS warns that variable weather conditions can
[00:21:36] make travel difficult. Vehicles are moving in columns
[00:21:39] on some sections and on intermittently wet
[00:21:43] roads. At toll booths, there are no delays for
[00:21:47] vehicles.
[00:21:50] Today it will be warm and humid, and transient thunderstorms with lightning
[00:21:53] are possible in mountainous areas. What the weather will be like
[00:21:57] tomorrow, we will see next.
[00:22:23] That was all in the news, stay tuned to N1.
[00:22:25] jedan.
[00:22:32] In almost every alley, in every street of the old
[00:22:36] city center of Zaječar, a city, one can
[00:22:39] stop before the source of life. Yes, Zaječar
[00:22:43] is the city with the most fountains, perhaps
[00:22:46] in Europe. For example, Khartoum in Sudan. "has
[00:22:50] two white-water rivers, the Blue and White Nile, which join to form the great
[00:22:53] Nile. We are one of the few cities in the world, so I heard, that
[00:22:57] has both a black-water river, which is the Black Timok, and a white-water river, which is the White
[00:23:01] Timok. For a farmer
[00:23:03] and for a resident of Serbia, it is important to have water
[00:23:07] and land, and for
[00:23:10] gold
[00:23:12] we don't even get to see any, our nature in the last
[00:23:16] few years has been turned into an investment in..."
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[00:25:18] look how people smile here. two
[00:25:21] minutes,
[00:25:24] monce, gracias amigo, I'm talking something on the run, don't worry
[00:25:27] about anything,
[00:25:30] welcome to Santa Rosa Disco Park, so much
[00:25:34] that
[00:25:36] below is, this guy is one of those in the company when he gets drunk, he doesn't give anything to anyone,
[00:25:40] brother, Peruvian whiskey, Peruvian
[00:25:43] whiskey, don't pokit, no poquito, wait let me try
[00:25:47] to see what this is, how can I tell you, usually rocky. algorithm's essence
[00:25:50] hey hey
[00:25:53] man these local algos want to enjoy
[00:25:57] count this watermelon, it's not as sweet as our Srem Queen
[00:26:00] of sweetness.
[00:26:34] It's morning, 8:10 AM, I'm in the Amazon, in a city
[00:26:37] that has over 25,000 inhabitants, and it's the only
[00:26:41] Colombian city that borders the Amazon, the only Colombian city
[00:26:45] that has an airport in the Colombian part of the Amazon, of course
[00:26:49] the city is called Leticia, and where I am currently
[00:26:53] and where I will be in a few minutes
[00:26:56] is
[00:26:59] Brazil. What's it about? It's located at the junction of three
[00:27:03] countries: Peru, Brazil, and Colombia. I'm currently in
[00:27:06] Colombia. As soon as I cross to the other side,
[00:27:10] I enter Brazil. Uh, not far from here,
[00:27:13] we can cross from Brazil to Peru. Uh,
[00:27:17] of course, my task today is very simple, and that is to be
[00:27:20] in three different countries within just a few
[00:27:24] hours. Here you can see the flags here
[00:27:27] above, meaning the flags of three countries,
[00:27:30] Colombia, Peru. and Brazil.
[00:27:34] - I'm not sure where
[00:27:38] Brazil is crossed here, but I think after this roundabout
[00:27:42] it's Brazil. So here's Maričić in
[00:27:45] Colombia, I don't have any papers, I have nothing, and that's
[00:27:49] the peculiarity of this tri-border area. So here I am
[00:27:52] in Brazil, la
[00:27:53] this
[00:27:56] okay, by the jersey itself you can see which country
[00:28:00] it is in just a moment. Good
[00:28:03] for you, good for you, I know that just, just before, just before
[00:28:07] this, a few minutes ago I was over there
[00:28:09] in Colombia, now we are in Brazil,
[00:28:13] of course, I was immediately greeted by Brazilian jerseys, gracias
[00:28:16] amigo, brother, no Brazilina,
[00:28:19] good, I see you're Brazilian, I see Brazilian,
[00:28:23] and the waters are now there dukovi Smil, yes, ok, ok, ok,
[00:28:26] ok, uh, 10,000 pesos to Tabatinga, that's
[00:28:30] approximately about 200 dinars. old approximately
[00:28:33] shorter, but it's an unforgettable experience,
[00:28:36] oh, the most famous means of transport here is
[00:28:40] the sub, they normally cross from Colombia to Brazil with
[00:28:43] the fact that you can't go to the Peruvian side by land given that the Peruvian side, which
[00:28:47] I will remind you of today, is Santa Rosa island, you
[00:28:51] can only get there, of course, by boat, but even that's not a great distance, it's
[00:28:54] about 500 m across the Amazon, just a little
[00:28:58] more, I asked him what the differences in prices were between Colombia and Brazil, he says
[00:29:01] it's more or less the same, but a lot of Brazilians come here and buy summer houses,
[00:29:05] you know, if it's cheaper for five dinars, why not cross
[00:29:08] these ten minutes, buy something
[00:29:11] cheaper,
[00:29:14] as you saw, I crossed from Colombia to Brazil,
[00:29:18] without any problems, meaning I didn't show any, no documents
[00:29:21] or anything else, which speaks volumes about
[00:29:25] to cross the border here,
[00:29:29] uh, and that's why this border is very dangerous, when we say...
[00:29:32] dangerous, I mean primarily that
[00:29:36] if you don't have any uh
[00:29:38] control, as there is none here, then you can imagine what all
[00:29:42] can be transferred from one to another country without any control, no
[00:29:45] police, nothing, so the city of Tabatinga, where I'm
[00:29:49] currently moving, is one of the main, main entry
[00:29:52] points for cocaine from Colombia to
[00:29:55] Brazil, from where it is further distributed uh
[00:29:58] to America and the rest of the world,
[00:30:02] here... we just have to pay more phantom quinces
[00:30:05] quinces I paid another 500 because I changed my mind about not going
[00:30:09] to the port, so here's the power of the friendly
[00:30:12] alaordin jas dobrtego
[00:30:24] okay, one would say that here in the center now you turn like this to yourself like
[00:30:28] well, what could I do here?