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[00:00:05] was read in which it was pointed out
[00:00:19] Good afternoon, you're watching N1 info, I'm Maja Žežilj, these are the top
[00:00:22] stories of the day.
[00:00:26] The European Parliament mission is coming to observe the elections
[00:00:30] in Serbia, although the invitation was sent late, the printing
[00:00:33] of ballots has begun, and the number of voters
[00:00:37] is almost identical to the number of
[00:00:39] Serbian citizens.
[00:00:42] The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has initiated proceedings
[00:00:46] against Aleksandar Šapić, accusing him
[00:00:48] of criminal offenses of grievous bodily harm
[00:00:52] and violent behavior.
[00:00:56] A day after the announcement by the US President that Ukraine and
[00:00:59] Russia have agreed to an energy ceasefire, the Russian
[00:01:02] army targeted Ukrainian energy facilities.
[00:01:16] We enter the elections with 106,000
[00:01:19] registered voters abroad. Serbia will make history
[00:01:23] by having some citizens abroad
[00:01:26] having to vote according to the voting time in Serbia.
[00:01:30] So, for example, the diaspora in America and Australia
[00:01:33] will have to vote during the night. They have problems in
[00:01:37] European countries. In the Netherlands, a large number of voters
[00:01:40] will vote at only one polling
[00:01:42] station.
[00:01:45] The final choice according to the unified voter list is
[00:01:48] 1,934 voters, which is almost
[00:01:51] four times more than in the previous elections in 2023.
[00:01:55] All our voters are assigned to one
[00:01:58] polling station and... That is the embassy in The Hague,
[00:02:02] which has been the practice in previous elections. Of course, despite all the
[00:02:06] disappointment, we are still in a relatively good position
[00:02:09] compared to other diasporas, and above all, we are very
[00:02:12] satisfied and proud of the record number of registered
[00:02:16] voters. Our community is very organized, so we are already
[00:02:20] connecting and will travel together, by public transport,
[00:02:23] private transport. We connect people who need transportation
[00:02:27] or accommodation, we help each other however we can.
[00:02:31] What is uncertain is that there will be very large crowds
[00:02:35] and long waits, because our embassy has a very small space
[00:02:39] for voting, so at the same time, we are organizing
[00:02:42] a Freedom Festival. We want to celebrate
[00:02:45] this holiday of democracy on election day, but at the same
[00:02:49] time show solidarity with voters in Serbia and
[00:02:52] other diasporas, so some of our voters will appear in
[00:02:56] pajamas to show solidarity with voters
[00:03:00] in Australia and America. In addition, we have organized
[00:03:03] activities to attract
[00:03:06] voters, as well as their families who come with
[00:03:10] them, because it is important for us to persevere
[00:03:13] in that long wait in the cold Dutch
[00:03:16] autumn. A mission of the European Parliament
[00:03:20] is coming to monitor the elections in Serbia. This was stated for N1
[00:03:24] by MEP from the Green Group, Vladimir Prebilić. The President
[00:03:27] of the Assembly, Ana Brnabić, invited the European
[00:03:31] Parliament to send a mission to the elections in Serbia,
[00:03:34] but after the deadline had expired. This is a
[00:03:37] message in itself, because if an invitation
[00:03:40] is sent in this way, it's not very good,
[00:03:44] but all in all, the invitation came, and the mission, the observation
[00:03:47] mission of the European Parliament will come to
[00:03:51] Serbia. The European Parliament and the Commission, meaning
[00:03:54] allegedly also Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, were clear
[00:03:58] that much needs to be changed. A lot, that means,
[00:04:01] uh, the legal framework in which the elections in Serbia
[00:04:05] will be held. One of them was that REM should do its job.
[00:04:09] It is clear to everyone that it cannot do its job in this
[00:04:12] situation. We asked for voter lists to be cleared,
[00:04:15] none of that happened. So there's a lot,
[00:04:19] and Odjer also sent, and Benačka,
[00:04:23] meaning the Venice Commission, sent
[00:04:26] a lot of these things that need to be adopted for the conditions
[00:04:30] for elections in Serbia
[00:04:33] to be better than they are now, but none of that was
[00:04:36] noticed. We are not happy about that, but what is,
[00:04:40] is. I can only say that we will carefully
[00:04:43] and meticulously monitor everything that is happening now in
[00:04:46] Serbia, and when the report comes,
[00:04:50] meaning the report that will put everything on
[00:04:53] the table, everything will be reflected there,
[00:04:57] but it is clear to us, it is better to have elections
[00:05:01] than not to have elections in Serbia at all. It is really
[00:05:05] bad that such things are happening, but this
[00:05:08] only confirms to all of us that the conditions
[00:05:12] for holding elections in Serbia are not really
[00:05:16] as fair as they should be, after
[00:05:19] all. The Republican Election Commission today at
[00:05:23] 12 started printing ballots at
[00:05:26] the printing office of the Official Gazette. Observers authorized
[00:05:29] to monitor the work of election bodies will also
[00:05:32] be present. 6,450,523
[00:05:35] ballots will be printed,
[00:05:38] and that number is identical to the number of
[00:05:41] voters. An interesting fact that has received special
[00:05:45] attention in the public is precisely that the number of voters
[00:05:48] is almost identical to the number of Serbian citizens, so it gives the impression
[00:05:52] that there are almost no underage citizens. For example, in Bujanovac there are
[00:05:56] 1580 more voters than residents,
[00:06:00] according to the portal
[00:06:02] Bujanovačke.
[00:06:05] As I said, the ministry concluded the voter list with that number
[00:06:09] of voters, which is precisely identical to the number of voters
[00:06:12] and the number of ballots that will be printed
[00:06:16] here. When the ministry determines the final number of voters
[00:06:20] due to changes in voter registration such as reaching adulthood,
[00:06:24] death, and similar, the final
[00:06:27] number of voters will also be determined, and that
[00:06:31] number of ballots will be available on election day, or
[00:06:35] the final number of voters. Just to follow up on my colleague,
[00:06:39] about the relationship between those two numbers. So, let's repeat once again, the number of voters
[00:06:42] practically matches the number of inhabitants. Absolutely. Absolutely, that is in accordance
[00:06:45] with the law, absolutely. You have no doubt, no dilemma why that
[00:06:49] is so. No, no, it is so by law. No, no, I think the number
[00:06:52] of voters, those people who have the right to vote and the total number of inhabitants
[00:06:55] in Serbia, well, that is a separate, a completely different question.
[00:06:59] So, we are guided exclusively by the decision
[00:07:02] of the Ministry of Public Administration and Local Self-Government on the conclusion of the voter
[00:07:06] list. So, that is the number of voters that was delivered to us
[00:07:08] by the decision of the ministry. We determined it in that...
[00:07:12] where the ballots are being printed. As for the student list, they announced
[00:07:16] an appeal to the administrative court because, as they
[00:07:19] say, the REC did not respect or waited for the legal deadline
[00:07:23] to expire before addressing their complaints. They still have
[00:07:27] complaints, specifically regarding voting as far as the diaspora is concerned. How do
[00:07:30] you comment on that? As for the complaints themselves,
[00:07:34] uh, as well as our decisions on the complaints and eventual
[00:07:37] appeals, all of that is in the process of being resolved before
[00:07:41] the Republic Electoral Commission. The public can follow that,
[00:07:45] of course. I would not want to comment now on
[00:07:47] eventual
[00:07:50] uh consequences of adopting or not adopting such proposals,
[00:07:53] considering that it concerns the protection of electoral rights, which is guaranteed
[00:07:57] by law. Were you waiting to schedule that session? No, we were not
[00:08:00] waiting to schedule the session. It was called within the deadline, just
[00:08:04] as this session, today's session, will be called
[00:08:07] within the deadline regarding the resolution of those complaints.
[00:08:10] This is the first time in 14 years that we have a campaign in which
[00:08:14] two strong actors are competing, said Professor Dušan
[00:08:17] Vučićević of the Faculty of Political Sciences on Novi Dan.
[00:08:20] We have, for the first time, a strong
[00:08:24] field campaign by someone who is not the Serbian Progressive
[00:08:27] Party, and it seems to me that we see this very clearly
[00:08:31] in the past two or three weeks, that we will see it in the next two,
[00:08:35] and most importantly, we will see it on election
[00:08:38] day. They are now somewhere on the ground, I would
[00:08:41] say, even, it seems to me, ahead of the student
[00:08:45] list. The SNS has a campaign
[00:08:47] that is somewhat different from the previous
[00:08:51] ones, presumably because it was caused by what happened
[00:08:55] on the ground. The deputy president of the Freedom
[00:08:58] and Justice Party, Borko Stefanović, who withdrew from the European
[00:09:02] Serbia list, stated that the last opportunity was missed
[00:09:05] for that list to act politically responsibly and honorably,
[00:09:09] and to withdraw from the election process in favor of
[00:09:13] the student list and its victory over the regime of former Serbian President
[00:09:16] Aleksandar Vučić. He states that the consequences for the SSP
[00:09:20] will be serious, and adds that the SSP is gambling
[00:09:23] with the reputation, years of struggle of the people, and the future
[00:09:27] of that political option.
[00:09:30] Boris Milićević, member of the Main Board and Presidency of the SPS, announced
[00:09:34] today that he is leaving the party. He says there are many
[00:09:37] reasons for that decision and that everyone who advocates for freedom,
[00:09:41] equality, the rule of law, and socialist principles will
[00:09:44] vote for the student list in the upcoming elections.
[00:09:48] Previously, Ivan Đoković, former vice-president
[00:09:52] of the provincial board of the SPS in Vojvodina, also submitted
[00:09:55] a request to leave the party and decided to join Branko
[00:09:59] Ružić as one of the initiators of his new political
[00:10:03] project.
[00:10:06] The total number of people from Kosovo who have the right to vote in the elections
[00:10:09] in Serbia has not been officially separated or published
[00:10:13] as a separate entity for each election. In the unified voter list
[00:10:17] for the 2023 parliamentary elections, approximately 250,000
[00:10:21] voters from the territory of Kosovo and Metohija were registered.
[00:10:24] Our colleague Nerad Božović knows the details.
[00:10:27] Since the Republic Electoral Commission announced that the
[00:10:31] total number of voters is 6 million and 450
[00:10:34] thousand, at this moment we do not know how many
[00:10:38] of that number are from the area of Kosovo and
[00:10:41] Metohija, because that data does not exist
[00:10:45] as a separate entity, and at this
[00:10:48] moment it is not possible to
[00:10:50] say precisely how many there are.
[00:10:53] 250 thousand people exist only in six municipalities
[00:10:57] in the territory of Kosovo and Metohija where
[00:11:01] voting has not taken place for years, ballots are not
[00:11:04] printed, and that data still remains in
[00:11:08] that unified voter list maintained by the Ministry of Public Administration and Local
[00:11:12] Self-Government. Representatives of OIDHR and OSCE pointed out
[00:11:16] the insufficient transparency of voters who
[00:11:19] come from these areas. What we know is approximately
[00:11:23] how many people vote on those days when parliamentary
[00:11:26] elections are organized, and those from the area of Kosovo and
[00:11:30] Metohija can vote in four cities: Vranje, Kuršumlija,
[00:11:33] Raška, and Tutin. Last year,
[00:11:37] that is, in 2023, there were 23,000
[00:11:41] of these voters. That voter list is truly
[00:11:44] catastrophic. Over a million people compared to the
[00:11:48] census, meaning over a million more people compared to everything.
[00:11:51] We expect about 60,000 voters
[00:11:54] only from Bosnia and Herzegovina to be brought to our western
[00:11:58] border towns. We expect some voters to be brought from
[00:12:01] Bulgaria to Bosilegrad. We expect voters from Macedonia who will vote
[00:12:05] in Vranje, in Preševo, people from Kosovo, from
[00:12:09] the Albanian minority, will increase the number of votes. We don't know who they will
[00:12:12] vote for, meaning the system itself is non-transparent
[00:12:15] as to how they were even included in the voter list, and it is even
[00:12:19] more non-transparent who gives them ID cards
[00:12:22] and how they will appear at the polling station. Manipulation can
[00:12:26] begin with duplicate voter
[00:12:29] lists, meaning with people who will vote in Ribariće, or
[00:12:33] in Tutin, or in Raška, and then continue to some
[00:12:37] of the cities where they are still registered and try to duplicate those
[00:12:40] votes. That is one of the ways of manipulation, that is something we will
[00:12:44] try to prevent. You heard how in some previous
[00:12:47] election cycles for parliamentary elections in
[00:12:50] Serbia, voting looked like for people living in Kosovo and
[00:12:54] Metohija, in the cities where voting is organized
[00:12:57] for them.
[00:12:59] glasanje.
[00:13:01] Today in Belgrade, a round table is being held on the topic of Kosovo and Metohija
[00:13:05] in light of the upcoming parliamentary elections: why
[00:13:09] Kosovo and Metohija Serbs should vote for the student
[00:13:12] list, students win.
[00:13:15] We must contribute to this regime falling as soon as possible, because the evil
[00:13:19] it has done to Kosovo and Metohija and the Serbs living there
[00:13:22] is immeasurable with... far-reaching
[00:13:25] consequences. It's a false narrative that the student
[00:13:29] list, students win, number
[00:13:32] three, will betray Kosovo and recognize
[00:13:35] its independence. That thesis is corrupted
[00:13:38] and promoted by evil people and manipulators.
[00:13:40] What haven't these authorities
[00:13:44] here already betrayed, that it's supposedly left for the student
[00:13:48] list to do? In the past, uh,
[00:13:50] 14 years, the current government
[00:13:52] with its uh... signed
[00:13:56] agreements, from the first
[00:14:00] Brussels, the second Brussels, from Washington,
[00:14:03] from Ohrid, from accepting the German-French plan,
[00:14:06] actually
[00:14:08] contributed to the unfortunate completion of Kosovo's independence
[00:14:11] and Metohija's, although
[00:14:15] this fact is not present to Serbs living in Kosovo and Metohija,
[00:14:18] then it is truly alarming that
[00:14:21] a part of our people will definitely
[00:14:25] condemn themselves, and they will condemn
[00:14:27] themselves by voting in these upcoming parliamentary
[00:14:30] elections for the current government. That means
[00:14:34] voting for suicide. That means
[00:14:36] not
[00:14:38] forming some lists from Belgrade
[00:14:41] and suitable desirable
[00:14:44] Serbs who will blindly follow the disastrous
[00:14:48] policy of Belgrade, but authentic
[00:14:52] representatives
[00:14:55] of the Serbian people. That means the most respected, most prominent
[00:14:58] people who are in this hall, who
[00:15:02] for years have been burning while fighting for
[00:15:05] Kosovo and Metohija, fighting principledly for Kosovo and
[00:15:07] Metohija.
[00:15:10] Four members of the REM Council informed representatives
[00:15:13] of the European Union about what they called
[00:15:15] the inability of that body, REM, to carry out
[00:15:19] its legal duties during the election campaign,
[00:15:22] because it did not make decisions on two
[00:15:26] complaints against Informer television within 72 hours.
[00:15:29] REM, from the European Union, or rather four members, are asking for
[00:15:33] it to be noted that REM does not complete electoral procedures within
[00:15:36] the legal timeframe.
[00:15:41] in further monitoring, they assess the actual ability of that body to make and implement decisions, as well as to take
[00:15:44] those circumstances into account when evaluating the fairness
[00:15:48] of election conditions, media pluralism, and the
[00:15:51] integrity of the election
[00:15:53] process.
[00:16:01] The Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in Belgrade has opened a case, and a preliminary
[00:16:04] investigation is underway against Sandro Šapić
[00:16:08] due to the suspicion that he committed the criminal offenses
[00:16:11] of grievous bodily harm and violent behavior. This was stated for N1
[00:16:15] by the Prosecutor's Office. So far in the proceedings, the public
[00:16:19] prosecutor has ordered police officers to obtain
[00:16:22] and seize video recordings from all available
[00:16:25] security surveillance cameras that may have recorded
[00:16:28] the incident, and also requested from the urgent center
[00:16:32] the delivery of complete medical documentation for all
[00:16:36] other participants in the event. Complete documentation was again
[00:16:40] requested for the injured party, Tatjana Mićić, according
[00:16:44] to the prosecutor's office's response. As part of the evidentiary
[00:16:48] actions undertaken, the public prosecutor questioned Aleksandar Šapić
[00:16:51] as a suspect and the injured party Tatjana Mićić
[00:16:55] was questioned as a witness, according to the
[00:16:58] response for N1.
[00:17:02] The leader of the "Kreni Promeni" movement, Savo Manojlović, stated that a session
[00:17:05] of the city parliament has been scheduled for Tuesday,
[00:17:08] where the dismissal of Mayor
[00:17:11] Aleksandar Šapić will be discussed. Opposition councilors on October
[00:17:15] 7th submitted a request for an extraordinary session of the Belgrade City
[00:17:18] Assembly precisely with a proposal for
[00:17:21] the dismissal of Aleksandar Šapić. The initiative was
[00:17:24] launched after an incident in which Šapić attacked
[00:17:28] councilwoman Tatjana Mićić.
[00:17:32] I think the progressives are planning a change
[00:17:34] in
[00:17:37] entering the projection itself, no one expects him to be voted out
[00:17:41] at the session itself. If public pressure is
[00:17:44] strong enough, and public opinion polls
[00:17:47] show, they will try to influence
[00:17:50] Aleksandar Šapić to resign. Of course, the question is
[00:17:54] what compromising information he has on the other side, and whether
[00:17:58] the government will be able to exert that pressure in this election cycle. What we want
[00:18:02] to be our clear message is that Aleksandar Šapić cannot
[00:18:06] be the mayor of this... and we demand that things are brought
[00:18:09] into the open. Aleksandar Vučić, with this, becomes the political
[00:18:13] protector of a bully, Aleksandar
[00:18:15] Šapić.
[00:18:17] Today, a protest was held in front of the Ministry of Education by employees of the Faculty
[00:18:21] of Philosophy in Niš, who have not received their salaries for almost
[00:18:25] 80 days. Our Nada
[00:18:28] Živanović followed the protest.
[00:18:31] It's the 84th day, say the employees of the Faculty of Philosophy
[00:18:34] in Niš, since they haven't received their salaries. That's
[00:18:38] why they came to Belgrade today, specifically to Nemanjina 22,
[00:18:41] in front of the Ministry of Education. There they declared, "We won't give up
[00:18:45] Philosophy." The gathering started at 12 o'clock with speeches by
[00:18:48] employees of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš. They point out that this
[00:18:51] institution has been subjected to the full force of the state apparatus, but
[00:18:55] despite that, they add, teaching and faculty activities
[00:18:58] have been ongoing without interruption. The Faculty of Philosophy
[00:19:02] is working at full capacity, not at 100,
[00:19:05] but at 150 percent. In addition to
[00:19:09] teaching and non-teaching activities, we have
[00:19:12] been forced for these 11 months to conduct independent
[00:19:16] research work that has connected us with students
[00:19:19] and non-teaching staff, because we
[00:19:22] are forced to deal with the law and
[00:19:26] study laws. They reminded that the Ministry
[00:19:29] of Education has not published the decision that suspended funds for
[00:19:32] the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš. For that reason, a delegation
[00:19:36] of information from employees entered the Ministry of Education and
[00:19:40] submitted a copy of the education law, to, as they emphasize,
[00:19:43] remind the authorities of the obligation to respect
[00:19:46] the law. After a protest walk, the participants of the gathering arrived at the Government
[00:19:49] of Serbia, where they once again submitted the same
[00:19:53] copy. We come to work, we work with students,
[00:19:56] we hold classes, exams, we do all the activities
[00:19:59] that we usually do. So, we work
[00:20:02] normally. If normal even exists as
[00:20:06] a category that we can write about what has been happening
[00:20:09] to us for some time. They recall that the problem concerning the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš
[00:20:13] began when the authorities decided to establish a Faculty of Serbian
[00:20:16] Studies and separate three departments from the Niš Faculty of Philosophy, which the
[00:20:19] University of Niš does not agree to. Since then, they emphasize,
[00:20:23] they have been under numerous pressures, and as of today, they have once again stated in Belgrade,
[00:20:27] "We will not give up the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš." The gathering ended in front of the Government of Serbia,
[00:20:30] and the employees of the Faculty of Philosophy in Niš emphasized that they hope
[00:20:34] to receive some kind of response from the ministry.
[00:20:40] N1 Belgrade
[00:20:42] Students of the Novi Sad high school, Jovan Jovanović Zmaj, marked
[00:20:46] their return to the building of that high school. Before the start of
[00:20:50] classes, the choir of Jovina high school sang the school anthem, and a statement
[00:20:55] that information appeared in tabloids from yesterday's
[00:20:58] student plenum that students were
[00:21:01] spied on. Parents accused
[00:21:04] the mayor of Novi Sad, Žarko Mićin, and the school principal,
[00:21:08] Radivoj Stojković, of misusing underage students
[00:21:11] for the promotion of the Serbian Progressive
[00:21:14] Party.
[00:21:17] I hope we will soon celebrate the return
[00:21:21] of over 60 teachers and professional associates who were dismissed.
[00:21:25] This is our way of returning, celebrating the return to
[00:21:28] Jovina, and we saw the director with the wholehearted
[00:21:32] help of Mayor Mićin in their pre-election campaign where they
[00:21:36] used our underage students as decoration for the return to
[00:21:39] Jovina.
[00:21:46] After Donald Trump announced that an energy ceasefire
[00:21:50] between Russia and Ukraine would come into effect,
[00:21:53] Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukraine is ready
[00:21:57] to stop attacks on Russian refineries if
[00:22:00] Russia stops attacking Ukrainian energy
[00:22:03] infrastructure. And despite Trump's announcement,
[00:22:06] Ukrainian authorities reported new
[00:22:09] Russian attacks, including a strike on
[00:22:12] energy infrastructure in
[00:22:13] Kharkiv.
[00:22:20] the post Russia launched a targeted
[00:22:23] strike at a power plant in
[00:22:27] Kharkiv causing further
[00:22:29] damage to our energy
[00:22:32] system. It was clear that
[00:22:36] Putin does not read through
[00:22:40] those. We are ready to respect an
[00:22:43] energy ceasefire if Russia is ready to
[00:22:46] do the same. We agree.
[00:22:50] If they agree, and we have
[00:22:53] already shown that we mean it
[00:22:56] last night,
[00:22:59] Russian oil refineries were not burning.
[00:23:03] But at midnight, a Russian strike hit a
[00:23:07] gas production facility in Ukraine, so for
[00:23:10] now, this is Putin's answer to
[00:23:14] Trump. Russian attacks.
[00:23:18] But we are waiting.
[00:23:33] EU foreign ministers today adopted almost
[00:23:36] 1,600 new sanctions targeting the Russian military-industrial
[00:23:39] complex. This was announced on the X platform by
[00:23:43] the High Representative of the European Union, Kaya Kallas. She says that more than half
[00:23:46] of that package is related to the ballistic missile production
[00:23:50] chain. Kallas had previously welcomed the announcement of an energy
[00:23:54] ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but also emphasized
[00:23:57] that she would like a ceasefire that includes a cessation
[00:24:00] of human casualties.
[00:24:20] people not being killed. We should put the pressure on Russia so that
[00:24:23] they will stop, because if they stop, Ukrainians also
[00:24:27] don't have to, you know, take any steps to defend that
[00:24:31] country, and and that is what is all at stake.
[00:24:35] So, so this kind of deal, of course,
[00:24:37] we hope that this ceasefire will
[00:24:41] hold, but we haven't seen it, uh, holding so far. It would
[00:24:44] work so much better if our partners from the
[00:24:48] UK and from US
[00:24:50] would be aligned with us. UK is aligned, uh, with us,
[00:24:54] but, uh, but if US would be aligned, if they
[00:24:58] would enact the, uh, Grayan bill regarding
[00:25:01] Russia, we could really put the pressure so that
[00:25:05] Russia will finish this
[00:25:06] war.
[00:25:13] Today, the weather is cloudy, mostly dry and cool. Our
[00:25:17] Radmila Mitrović knows what it will be like in the coming days.
[00:25:21] In the coming days, variable and cool, clouds are
[00:25:25] moving towards the southeast and will affect the southern
[00:25:28] parts of Serbia with their edges, bringing light rain in some
[00:25:32] places in the coming days. In the coming hours, it will be cloudy
[00:25:36] and dry in parts of Vojvodina with partial
[00:25:39] clearing. On Tuesday, it will be variably cloudy in the northern
[00:25:42] and central regions with sunny periods. In the south and
[00:25:46] southeast, there will be more clouds, with occasional light rain.
[00:25:50] Sleet is possible on Kopaonik, and a moderate to
[00:25:53] strong north wind will blow. Minimum temperature from 5 to
[00:25:57] 10 degrees, and the highest daily tomorrow will be between 11 and
[00:26:00] 17. In the coming days, variably cloudy
[00:26:04] and cool, it will be mostly dry except on Friday when rain is
[00:26:08] expected south of Vojvodina. The highest daily
[00:26:11] the temperature will rise up to 19
[00:26:13] degrees. You have been following the news,
[00:26:17] stay with N1.
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