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[00:00:00] team 11, say good night to worries about leaks with up to
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[00:00:28] After the events with Alta Bank in Serbia, we are also following what is
[00:00:31] happening with Alta Bank AD in Bitola. Our
[00:00:35] N1 reporter Gordana Bjeletić is there. Gordana, who all did you talk to in
[00:00:39] Bitola yesterday, what do people say, and what do the representatives
[00:00:43] of institutions say?
[00:00:47] People without trust, representatives of institutions, in this
[00:00:51] case, the competent National Bank of Macedonia
[00:00:54] assure them to remain calm, that they will not be left
[00:00:58] without their money. Behind me is the headquarters
[00:01:02] of Alta Bank in Bitola. Since this morning there's a queue here. You see
[00:01:05] security representatives and
[00:01:09] Serbia, Tonino Picula. Picula wrote on police maintaining order. These people in the queue are
[00:01:11] those who have not been able to withdraw a single dinar
[00:01:15] or denar from their accounts since Saturday because they don't have payment
[00:01:18] cards. So, these are mostly pensioners and
[00:01:21] recipients of social assistance. That's the
[00:01:24] economic side of the story. So, in
[00:01:28] Bitola, there have been more affairs and scandals where
[00:01:32] people lost their savings. So, they met this
[00:01:35] situation with Alta Bank with great
[00:01:39] in front are nothing new.
[00:01:43] The amount they can withdraw is limited
[00:01:46] deal with politics to 10,000 denars per week. So,
[00:01:49] monthly it would be a little more than 600
[00:01:52] euros. That's roughly the average salary in this
[00:01:56] country. The governor said yesterday that they shouldn't fear that
[00:02:00] the bank will go to the stock market, that everyone will eventually get
[00:02:04] their money, but at this moment, they cannot.
[00:02:07] So, the economic side of the story, certainly in this
[00:02:10] case, as in Serbia, in Macedonia, there is that
[00:02:14] political side of the story. I'm talking about that with the
[00:02:18] representative of SDSM. You have been
[00:02:21] talking for days about Altabank and about
[00:02:25] the connections between the authorities here and the authorities in Serbia, or rather
[00:02:28] the connections.
[00:02:35] As you said, not days, but months, exactly
[00:02:38] 11 months we have been talking about this topic. 11
[00:02:42] months ago, we first publicly said that the entry of
[00:02:45] Alta Bank Belgrade into the banking system of Macedonia
[00:02:49] is practically an order from Vučić to
[00:02:52] Mickovski, a political servitude, which
[00:02:55] today the citizens of Bitola, as you can see behind, are
[00:02:58] paying for. and it's not about an economic
[00:03:02] undertaking, this is primarily about a political
[00:03:06] undertaking even 11 months ago, and
[00:03:08] probably also quite a criminal undertaking, because
[00:03:12] we warned that the intention of Alta Bank
[00:03:15] Belgrade in Macedonia is to become a money laundry
[00:03:19] for the dirty cash that is taken out
[00:03:22] of Serbia, related, just a little, for those who don't
[00:03:25] understand Macedonian, let me translate the interlocutor, that
[00:03:28] for 11 months. they point out that they
[00:03:31] tried to prevent Alta Bank from even entering the Macedonian
[00:03:35] market, they pointed out that there are connections between Vučić
[00:03:39] and Mickovski so that the citizens of Macedonia, or rather the clients of this
[00:03:42] bank, could be victims. Uh, that's, you were talking about those connections, what other
[00:03:46] connections and consequences
[00:03:49] did you point out?
[00:03:51] Uh, first, let me finish, besides,
[00:03:55] besides, it wasn't just information
[00:03:58] that we could become a money laundering facility
[00:04:02] for Serbian money in Macedonia, but all indications pointed to
[00:04:05] that. And the profile of the owner
[00:04:08] of the bank, who is now arrested in Serbia, did not indicate that it was
[00:04:12] a businessman, but a man who, since
[00:04:15] 2008, with a currency exchange office in Zemun,
[00:04:18] managed very quickly to become one of the most serious
[00:04:22] bankers in Serbia and in
[00:04:25] the region. Furthermore, the decision of the European Central
[00:04:29] Bank to oppose the
[00:04:31] purchase of shares in Adiko, if I'm not mistaken, by Alta Bank,
[00:04:34] literally all the facts were on the table, but our National
[00:04:38] Bank decided to
[00:04:42] conditions for light deliver and to allow it. So, that's one, that's just one segment of what
[00:04:45] is happening. Is there any investigation at this
[00:04:48] moment? Have you requested an investigation in Macedonia? The bank
[00:04:52] is under investigation in Serbia, and what is the situation here? Absolutely,
[00:04:56] right from the first moments when the procedure started in Serbia,
[00:05:00] we asked for an investigation, we also asked for measures from the governor of
[00:05:03] the National Bank. The situation was very similar to yours,
[00:05:07] and on Saturday, the theses of
[00:05:10] the governor of the National Bank were that there was no need for
[00:05:14] any fear or panic, and that the opposition
[00:05:17] was spreading panic. After 24 hours,
[00:05:21] they came out with the appointment of a temporary administration
[00:05:24] over Alta Bank
[00:05:26] Bitola and with a limit on the limit for
[00:05:30] individuals, which is very indicative. They did not
[00:05:34] make it apply to companies, probably that is the segment where
[00:05:37] money should be withdrawn and continue to
[00:05:41] flow. Absolutely, and not just while you are speaking, excuse me, the
[00:05:44] police are also passing by. I said earlier that there were already police
[00:05:48] there where the citizens were gathered, dissatisfied, expecting to
[00:05:52] withdraw their money. These are people who, since Saturday, actually
[00:05:55] do not have access to their account, to their money. Only those
[00:05:59] who have cards can withdraw, and that
[00:06:03] is a limited amount. Let's go back to politics
[00:06:06] and those connections. In Serbia, there was a lot of talk about those connections,
[00:06:09] especially when there were big. absolutely, that comes, and it comes
[00:06:23] directly from the top of the Government of Macedonia. We have
[00:06:26] a vice-prime minister and minister in the Government, Ivan Stojkovic,
[00:06:30] who practically fostered all these
[00:06:34] activities. So, yes, a large part of the citizens of
[00:06:37] Macedonia went to Serbia for rallies at... yesterday I saw
[00:06:41] a video of Aleksandar Vučić where he started to
[00:06:59] in Macedonia, we can probably expect him to lead
[00:07:03] the campaign of the ruling VMRO here, because
[00:07:06] I assume that there is
[00:07:09] a reason why he should protect them, his capital is here.
[00:07:13] Secondly, it influences in every way. Alta Bank, as I said, is
[00:07:17] just one problem that today is emerging first.
[00:07:20] We have a situation with the entry of Serbian media,
[00:07:24] those whose operating licenses you revoked
[00:07:27] yesterday are starting to work in Macedonia.
[00:07:31] permit for good, I thought you had already banned Informer
[00:07:34] yes, or rather, the institutions in Serbia had banned
[00:07:37] it.
[00:07:40] And sometime around September, Euronews started to broadcast in
[00:07:43] Macedonia, although they still don't have a license for it. So,
[00:07:46] literally this country is on the verge of becoming
[00:07:50] a victim of a whole propaganda that Serbia was facing
[00:07:53] here. A propaganda that was supposed to serve Vučić,
[00:07:57] but Mickovski in his maintenance
[00:08:00] of power. Until now, we had
[00:08:03] 40% of the media, owned by
[00:08:06] businessmen close to Viktor Orban. Now, count
[00:08:10] this entry. From Skopje, early this morning, we set off for
[00:08:20] Bitola. In Bitola, you can see what it's like in front of
[00:08:24] the Alta Bank headquarters. Since early this morning, queues have been forming. People are waiting to
[00:08:28] enter and withdraw their money. So,
[00:08:31] two neighboring countries share problems. You heard
[00:08:34] from the interlocutor that they also share politics.
[00:08:38] Goco, thank you for all this information. Our Gordana Bjeletić reported
[00:08:43] from Bitola. And what kind of weather can we expect in the coming
[00:08:46] days? Our meteorologist Sara
[00:08:50] Botić will tell us that. Today, in the north of Serbia, there will be more
[00:08:53] sunny intervals, while in
[00:08:54] other parts, the weather will be
[00:09:04] mostly cloudy, and there will still be conditions for light
[00:09:07] rain in some places, especially in the east and south. From tomorrow, then
[00:09:11] more stable weather, and for the weekend, more sun.
[00:09:14] Biometeorological conditions can be unfavorable for heart
[00:09:17] patients. Additional caution is recommended for asthmatics,
[00:09:21] especially in the morning hours. Possible ailments
[00:09:24] include headaches and changeable
[00:09:27] mood. And the cyclone that brought rain to our area in previous days is gradually
[00:09:31] weakening. From the west, the influence of more
[00:09:35] stable air is being established, and therefore the precipitation
[00:09:38] will disappear, and from Friday there will be more sunny periods.
[00:09:42] Today's weather in Vojvodina is partly cloudy with sunny
[00:09:46] intervals, in other parts, the weather is mostly cloudy,
[00:09:49] although mostly dry, only in the east and south there are still some
[00:09:54] rain. A light to moderate north and northwest
[00:09:57] wind will blow, and the highest temperature today will be between 9 and
[00:10:01] 13 degrees. In Belgrade, the weather is partly cloudy
[00:10:04] with sunny intervals in the afternoon, and the temperature today is around
[00:10:08] 11 degrees. On Friday, then
[00:10:11] clearing in all of Serbia, mornings remain
[00:10:14] cold, with fog in some places, and for the weekend, we expect frost
[00:10:17] and low cloudiness in some places. During the day, then somewhat
[00:10:21] warmer with more sunny intervals. At the beginning of next
[00:10:25] week, new cloudiness, in the south, rain in some places.
[00:10:28] That's all for now about the weather, we'll see each other again
[00:10:31] later around 10.
[00:10:35] It's a new day, second hour,
[00:10:35] here's what you're watching until
[00:10:45] 11. Why is Informer so important to Vučić,
[00:10:48] is it as a
[00:10:51] propaganda lever or as an attempt to cover up
[00:10:55] lost power? This morning's guests are university
[00:10:58] professors Aleksandra Krstić and Slobodan
[00:11:01] Cvejić. Parents of the Novi Sad high school
[00:11:04] Jovan Jovanović Zmaj today
[00:11:07] in front of the Ministry of Education in Belgrade
[00:11:11] demand the immediate dismissal of the director.
[00:11:14] Konstrakta's concert at MTS
[00:11:15] Hall. What does the audience expect? Our
[00:11:18] guest is Ana Đurić.
[00:11:22] The most important sports news is brought by our colleague from Sport Klub
[00:11:27] Nebojša Višković.
[00:11:30] Finally, we check how much
[00:11:31] it costs to prepare
[00:11:35] a car for cold weather.
[00:11:38] But before all that,
[00:11:40] we listen to the most important news
[00:11:43] of the morning, prepared by Maja Đurić Avramov, and the news
[00:11:47] begins with the latest findings
[00:11:51] of Radar. Sanja, Milan, the evidence that Radar exclusively obtained shows
[00:11:55] the mass surveillance of citizens of Serbia and the extent, as they state,
[00:11:59] of abuse by the secret service and the director of the BIA, Vladimir Orlić.
[00:12:03] Namely, Radar published the decision of the Higher Court to terminate
[00:12:07] the BIA's surveillance measures over students, the head of the rector's office,
[00:12:10] the president of the Democratic Party, the representative of the IT Blockade Association,
[00:12:14] Aleksa Mijović, and the president of the Independent
[00:12:18] Railway Workers' Union of Serbia. Radar had insight into several
[00:12:21] decisions of the Higher Court in Belgrade which, after a long period
[00:12:25] of implementing secret surveillance measures, rejected proposals for
[00:12:28] their further extension. As an explanation for the rejection,
[00:12:31] it was stated that not a single piece of evidence or suspicion
[00:12:35] presented by the BIA as justification for imposing the measures
[00:12:38] was collected. In several cases, the measures were rejected
[00:12:42] and rejected the first time the BIA requested them. All these requests
[00:12:46] submitted to the Higher Court, which proved to be unfounded,
[00:12:49] were signed by the director of the BIA, Vladimir Orlić. By examining some
[00:12:53] decisions of the Higher Court in Belgrade which rejected the further application
[00:12:56] of measures, it can be seen that the BIA
[00:13:00] and its director Vladimir Orlić mostly requested this
[00:13:03] in a шаблон-like manner, stating "due to the existence of grounds
[00:13:07] for suspicion that activities are being carried out that endanger
[00:13:10] the constitutional order and security of the Republic of Serbia by committing
[00:13:14] criminal offenses, calling for a violent change of the constitutional
[00:13:18] order."
[00:13:21] And the weekly Radar obtained documents that reveal that the editorial office was
[00:13:25] under measures, meaning that they were wiretapped, as Radar writes,
[00:13:28] the director of the Security Information Agency, Vladimir Orlić, sent
[00:13:32] a request to the Higher Court in Belgrade for the application of measures
[00:13:35] of secret surveillance against Vesna Mališić, the editor-in-chief of
[00:13:38] Radar, as well as journalists Sandra Petrušić and Milan
[00:13:42] Radonjić. The Higher Court approved these measures for the first time on June
[00:13:46] 12th of this year. The measures that were signed against
[00:13:49] the editors and journalists of Radar included recording communications in
[00:13:53] the premises. Among other things, it also mentions the business premises on
[00:13:56] the first floor of the business building at Terazije five in
[00:14:00] Belgrade. That is actually the address of Radar's editorial office. So,
[00:14:03] in that way, the BIA, under the leadership of Orlić, wiretapped
[00:14:06] the communications of all editors and journalists
[00:14:09] of Radar.
[00:14:11] I am afraid that all of this points to a
[00:14:15] criminal legal response to what was happening
[00:14:18] with the BIA. It's not just the BIA, it's also the military
[00:14:22] service. The expectation was that there would be
[00:14:25] some decency from the directors of secret services to
[00:14:29] resign. We see that they continued some measures
[00:14:32] practically until today, until the day we are now
[00:14:36] talking. Uh, we see that they even wiretapped
[00:14:40] prosecutors.
[00:14:43] Members of the Internal Control Sector of the Ministry of Internal Affairs
[00:14:46] of Serbia ordered the detention of nine people for up to
[00:14:50] 48 hours, among whom are eight police officers and one
[00:14:53] former police officer, on suspicion of having committed the criminal offense
[00:14:57] of abuse and torture in the garage of the Serbian Government building in August
[00:15:00] of last year. Among the suspects are the Commander of SAJ, Igor
[00:15:04] Žmirić, as well as several current and former members of the Unit for
[00:15:07] the Security of Specific Persons and Objects. All are suspected
[00:15:11] that on August 14th and 15th, 2025,
[00:15:15] from 10:30 PM to 1:00 AM
[00:15:19] in the garage of the Serbian Government building in Nemanjina Street,
[00:15:22] in a state of accountability, aware of their actions, as well as the fact
[00:15:26] that their actions are forbidden, by applying
[00:15:29] force and threats to a large number of injured persons, they inflicted
[00:15:32] great pain and severe suffering with the aim of obtaining
[00:15:36] information from them, intimidating them, and unlawfully
[00:15:39] punishing them. The arrest operation of Žmirić and his colleagues was carried out
[00:15:43] on the order of the First Basic Public Prosecutor's Office in
[00:15:46] Belgrade.
[00:15:51] Of the approximately 390 million euros that, according to the prosecution's
[00:15:54] suspicions, Davor Macura illegally took from Alta
[00:15:58] Bank, only a small part was physically removed from the vault, while the rest
[00:16:02] never even arrived there, according to the order for investigation by the prosecution
[00:16:05] which Krik had access to. Approximately
[00:16:08] 370 million euros, as stated in the document,
[00:16:12] were recorded as the proceeds of the AltaPay exchange office, but
[00:16:15] that money never reached the vault, but allegedly
[00:16:18] ended up in Macura's hands. The prosecution states in the document
[00:16:22] that the witness in the investigation will be the governor of the National Bank
[00:16:25] of Serbia, Jorgovanka Tabaković, as reported by
[00:16:28] Krik.
[00:16:33] Serbia, without concrete reforms and without renewed trust in its relations with
[00:16:36] the member states of the European Union, cannot achieve true progress on
[00:16:40] its European path, said the European Parliament's rapporteur for
[00:16:46] X that at the meeting of the European Parliament's
[00:16:49] Committee on Foreign Affairs, he specifically raised the issue of
[00:16:52] Serbia, where, as he said, the parliamentary elections fundamentally
[00:16:56] changed the political landscape. He stated that he asked the European Commissioner for
[00:17:00] Enlargement, Marta Kos, who presented the new EU enlargement package
[00:17:04] at the meeting, whether a change of government in Serbia
[00:17:08] could also bring about a foreign policy shift, especially concerning
[00:17:11] alignment with the common foreign and security policy
[00:17:15] of the European Union and relations with neighbors. Commissioner
[00:17:18] Kos said that the European Union is ready to help the new government
[00:17:22] of Serbia in implementing reforms, but that it is crucial to restore
[00:17:26] the damaged trust between Serbia and the member states of the European
[00:17:30] Union, as well as the trust of Serbian citizens in the Union. Without
[00:17:33] concrete reforms and renewed trust, there is no real progress
[00:17:37] towards the European path, Picula stated.
[00:17:39] In the
[00:17:45] news of the world, next, Israeli President Isaac Herzog accepted
[00:17:48] the confirmed results of last week's parliamentary
[00:17:51] elections as legally binding and began
[00:17:54] consultations with party representatives on forming
[00:17:57] a new government. This move, he said, dealt a blow to
[00:18:00] Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to
[00:18:03] discredit the election results, according to which his allies
[00:18:07] lost the majority in parliament, the Knesset, while Arab parties
[00:18:11] achieved historical success, write world media.
[00:18:15] The elections are over, now it's time to face reality,
[00:18:18] Herzog said. Netanyahu and his supporters have repeatedly
[00:18:22] made unsubstantiated claims that Israeli
[00:18:26] Arab parties stole the elections,
[00:18:29] possibly with foreign support.
[00:18:32] The President of the United States of America, Donald Trump, in his first
[00:18:36] public appearance after the historic defeat of his Republican
[00:18:40] party in the elections, spoke about his construction projects in
[00:18:43] the capital. Trump particularly praised the ceremonial hall
[00:18:47] he is building in the White House. The leader of the Democrats in
[00:18:50] the American Senate, Chuck Schumer, promised that the
[00:18:53] Democratic Party, when it takes control of the House of Representatives
[00:18:57] next year, will end the war in Iran through, as he
[00:19:00] said, the power of the purse, that is, by
[00:19:03] using its authority to decide on the budget, CNN reports.
[00:19:07] Schumer promised investigations into, as he assessed,
[00:19:10] the corruption of the Republican President of the USA, Donald
[00:19:14] Trump, and accused the Republican Party of not
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[00:25:21] The Council of the Regulatory Body for Electronic Media
[00:25:24] unanimously decided to ban Informer TV for
[00:25:28] seven days. broadcasting
[00:25:40] the format of the first info, in which a particularly
[00:25:43] serious violation of the law was committed. That Informer TV is of extreme
[00:25:47] importance to the former president and his party is shown by the gathering that
[00:25:50] took place yesterday, attended by the acting president of the republic,
[00:25:54] Ana Brnabić, the party president, Miloš Vučević, but also Andrej and
[00:25:58] Danilo Vučić, which was organized in front of the building where the REM
[00:26:01] headquarters are located. Daily appearances of Aleksandar
[00:26:05] Vučić, seeking support from Trump and the reversal of
[00:26:09] theses on how the only free television is being shut
[00:26:12] down. Why is Informer so important to Vučić,
[00:26:15] is it the preservation of the most influential way
[00:26:19] of communication with his audience or is it about preserving
[00:26:22] power from before the elections? The guests of this morning's
[00:26:25] topic are university professors, Aleksandra Krstić and
[00:26:28] Slobodan Cvejić.
[00:26:32] moći od pre izbora, gosti teme jutra
[00:26:35] Aleksandra Krstić, professor
[00:26:39] of the Faculty of Political Sciences and professor of sociology,
[00:26:42] former member of the REM Council, Slobodan
[00:26:45] Cvejić, good day and thank you for your time for N1,
[00:26:49] good day, let's start with
[00:26:52] perhaps the measure that was pronounced as someone who was
[00:26:56] a member of the REM council, so the measure that was pronounced to Informer, let's
[00:26:59] add Television Prva ban. on broadcasting news
[00:27:03] morning program for five
[00:27:06] days, how would you evaluate these measures? Well, it was high
[00:27:10] time to start pronouncing measures, because
[00:27:14] this is completely neglected
[00:27:16] electronic media scene, uh,
[00:27:19] you know yourselves, there is a series of five measures
[00:27:23] which are each stronger than the
[00:27:26] previous one, and this is the strongest
[00:27:30] that can be pronounced in such a moment and for
[00:27:33] such a violation, so besides
[00:27:36] a warning and a reprimand, a measure for particularly
[00:27:40] serious violation follows, I think that no normal person needs
[00:27:44] to be specially explained how on electronic media is being applied, it
[00:27:48] these regulations, I wouldn't now weigh
[00:27:51] how big their burden of their
[00:27:54] violation is and whether the first penalties are proportionate,
[00:27:57] that is absurd at this moment, but that is
[00:28:00] a measure from which they can go further. If violations accumulate,
[00:28:04] the next two measures are pronounced, which can lead to the permanent
[00:28:07] revocation of the license, so the first next measure, if Informer does anything
[00:28:11] that is an additional violation, continues with
[00:28:13] such behavior or uh does not
[00:28:16] respect the decision and starts broadcasting the program or does not
[00:28:20] read in its program that this measure has been pronounced,
[00:28:24] the next one can be pronounced immediately, that is the revocation of the license for a certain
[00:28:28] period, uh, I
[00:28:31] personally, of course, believe that... that Informer should have long ago, it shouldn't have even
[00:28:34] been granted a license at the time, but let's not open that
[00:28:37] discussion now, it has already been discussed a lot, so I think
[00:28:41] it was high time, but since yesterday I saw on social networks
[00:28:45] and comments that this is now a big
[00:28:49] event and a big deal, a measure has been
[00:28:52] pronounced, uh I want to just remind that at the time when I
[00:28:55] was there for those 10 months, that council of REM pronounced
[00:28:59] several measures of this type and there was this... even
[00:29:02] repetitions, i.e. stronger
[00:29:06] measures after that, because I'm thinking of Prva for some
[00:29:09] morning program where there was that comparison of women and cows and so on,
[00:29:13] uh, they didn't want to read what was
[00:29:16] pronounced as a measure in the morning program, they were being stubborn, so a stronger
[00:29:20] penalty followed, and then Željko Mitrović came to
[00:29:23] this uh uh hearing in the REM
[00:29:27] Council because of that blood ozonation and so
[00:29:30] on, even at... "at that moment,
[00:29:33] for example, unlike what happened yesterday at the session, when he
[00:29:37] wanted to put on a show at that meeting, to bring in his
[00:29:40] doctor to show us how it's
[00:29:43] done, I got up and said that I would go outside while they
[00:29:47] finish what they have, and then let the presiding
[00:29:50] continue the session, then he gave up on that, yesterday we didn't see that
[00:29:54] anyone tried to protect
[00:29:56] the integrity of a body like REM by not allowing Vučićević
[00:30:00] to behave like that at that session." " "That was scandalous and
[00:30:04] that was certainly one of the targeted functions of yesterday's
[00:30:07] gathering and his arrival and entry
[00:30:11] into that hall and so on, but how much does that say about uh
[00:30:15] the delicacy of making such decisions at a moment
[00:30:18] when we also have that gathering, does it seem to you that uh it
[00:30:21] was instrumentalized, i.e. uh that REM's yesterday's
[00:30:25] session was instrumentalized by supporters of the Serbian Progressive
[00:30:29] Party for some of their agenda." "At this
[00:30:32] moment, no, what seems to me is that people are shocked because the
[00:30:36] law is being applied, so the law
[00:30:40] should have been applied a long time ago, so since
[00:30:44] the law on electronic media was passed, it has really precise provisions about
[00:30:47] what the professor also said."