after the 1990 elections in bosnia herzegovina free main nationalists parties shed power. the muslim as da, led by aaliyah is a bag of ich the serv, sds, under, rather than carriage and a branch of friend u trojans, croatian h d zed. the s d a n h d zed wanted independence while the serve as d. s. wanted to remain in the rump of yugoslavia along with serbia and montenegro. so the relationships between these 3 parties soon deteriorated dramatically. on the 29th of february 1992, a bosnian independence referendum was held. the muslims known as bosnia acts, and the croatians took a full part of it. but the bosnian serbs largely boycotted the vote and rejected the yes result. on the 1st of march, the same day a serb wedding party was sporting the serbian flag in downtown san diego when it was fired on by a bosnian muslim gangster killing the grooms father. the serb family made for the holiday inn where a number of rooms had become the temporary h q of the bosnian serb leader rather than carriage the bloody wedding episode may have offered the bosnian serbs the opportunity they

but on the banks of the 1000000 go river, the lifeline of bosnia herzegovina. history has also been carved in the heart of the balkan. this place has given birth to civilizations and people, and witness was that of shaped europe. but this historic city where races, religions and ethnic cities have molded together was torn apart in 1992 by a bloody wall. it lasted for 3 and a half years and took the lives of thousands of bosnian, muslims, and crow. this distinctive yellow building on the front line saw the siege and bloodshed closer, but also became a fortress for the world's media. this is the story of, sorry, a bose infamous war hotel. the holiday in ah, in 1982 sorry eva was preparing to host the 14th winter olympic gains. 2 years later. the holiday inn designated for v i. peas and senior olympic committee figures was under construction before the hotel was built, the land was called circus plats because visiting circuses used to set up that kenneth morrison is a professor of modern history. at less does de monfort university in the u. k. he's written full bo

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well, he pursues his own interests, and he linked this one with the case of bosnia and herzegovina, whichill not happen yet. e stabilization. uh, croatia will not support bosnia and herzegovina either, e, sweden’s acceptance of finland, even sweden’s finland’s invitation to nato , but croatia still has the right, but for me it seems that the most important thing here, not not in the case, and bosnia and herzegovina, but in the fact that milanovich was blown up, he unequivocally said that the united states would be drawn to finland and indeed. this is true, yes, because the open door policy is a myth. yes, nato is not obliged to accept anyone into its ranks and no one has the right, er, to join nato, all decisions are made by the truly united states and their closest allies in accordance with their interests. yes, and here i want to emphasize all those countries that joined nato, because the united the states were interested in this entry, the same applies to sweden and finland, uh, ivan alekseevich why is the united states interested in joining sweden in finland in nato, if anything? will

who owns the regime, also backs serbian separatists in bosnia herzegovina. will the region of republican syrup sca wants to become independent sparking fears of another conflict in the ethnically divided country. 30 years ago, war crimes were committed in b elena bosnia herzegovina. it was the catalyst for the bosnian war use of terror beach survived, the blood shed back then. now he fears that the separatist movement could lead to a renewed conflicts. ah, they are marching once again, bosnian serb nationalist, displaying their colors earlier this year. this parade to mark the anniversary of the proclamation of the mozy and serve republic republic. a serb hska is officially the strong man of the bosnian serbs. muradi, doesn't care. he wants secession from osman for the republic to have its own army. some people in bosnia herzegovina fear, another war, the last war, in bosnia, a slaughter was just 30 years ago. and another thing is my knees were shaking holes here. we heard gunshots, horse explosion in fears, buckled or not so that we thought it was a war bet

some people in bosnia herzegovina fear, another, or the last war. in bosnia, a slaughter was just 30 years ago. months when i go for my knees were shaking. who's here? we heard gunshots for explosion. fears his vocal roadmaster, but we thought it was a war between soldiers, uniform gunman shooting in each other on the court would say on another also, but these were civilians, the elderly people lying there in the st. louis, illinois. only then did i realize that this was something completely different to thy own. if the little old on august, this amount of uses. terrific. so his whole war began to be elena with a war crime against this wall. at least 48 men, women and children were murdered and tired. this picture of a fighter kicking the dead bodies became a symbol of the bosnian war turbo, which was the only male prisoner to survive the yellen massacre. that's why the former journalist decided to stay there as a witness to the truth, which he shears over and over again. war criminals are still popular in republic services. the former bosnian serve

that croatia is already and nato member, while bosnia and herzegovina is also reaching for accession to the blog. will seni asi right? as there be an american journalist near both the mileage believes croatia as a nate, a member may use its rights to leverage is position in bosnia. the issue in bosnia specifically, is that the cro ads are not getting represented properly in the central government creation. made a big deal out of joining nato some years back. president a lot of it. he's basically trying to say ok, well, you know, because we're a member and we technically have vito rights. we're going to use that to leverage our political position and get this issue resolved. because we've been trying and the other side in bosnia, the bosnian muslims are basically refusing to negotiate because they feel they have the support of the un, the u. s. sweden and finland neutrality, especially finland after the whole war has been a huge asset to both countries. abandoning neutrality after decades of successfully not being involved in, in your european conflicts and in this trans atlantic, her

no for us. finland is more important than croatia and the issue of the croatians in bosnia and herzegovina. as far as i'm concerned, let them join nato. let them stab an angry bear in the eye with a pen. the balkan, as she mentioned by probation president concerns that countries long running political disputes with neighboring bosnia and herzegovina formation. politicians say they should be allowed to take high positions in the bosnian government to fight against what they call the discrimination of correlations that croatia is already and nato member, while bosnia and herzegovina is also reaching for accession to the block. was seni asi, white. as there be an american journalist near boost their mileage, believes croatia as a nato member may use its rights to leverage his position. in bosnia, the issue in bosnia specifically, is that the cro ads are not getting represented properly in the central government creation. made a big deal out of joining nato some years back. president a lot of it. he's basically trying to say, okay, well, you know, because we're a member and we technically have

it also put everyone in bosnia and herzegovina in china. and no one can change anything in the midst of your career. see manama if one ethnic group tries to change something in the stamina another, immediately invoked its nationalist interest in that keep attacking each other clearly and then claim they're defending us against the others with alina to mal entities. but in reality, it could, it could not, the politicians are still stealing countless millions and destroying the country from within the college she, they lie to us cheat and use our sites. and when i flush from what is left for us, good, i mean, nothing. i'm what do we have to day? perhaps a lutely. nothing. well wished book while amish. oh oh ah oh oh are you with a no more what is it? what is hell? go to you from. so he mother. oh, anyway, no. yeah, dina to with a a, a thing totally before. i don't know anything, nothing. my mother kind of thing before. no. i mother it we thought didn't. okay. did they want to give you was really specific. okay. oh, i think you need to think i

the bowls, nacken cro dominated federation of bosnia and herzegovina and the most the serb entity of republic. a serb sca, a tripartite presidency, was established and continues to day with a member from each of the 3 ethnic groups. un peacekeeping troops mostly from europe, what tasks to oversee the implementation of dayton of which a small contingent remains known as you full for several months. now, this precarious piece, a court has been threatening to unrivalled, we need to be very vigilant. and that's why we decided to beef up the international troops here if decided to double the size of you for 2 of $1200.00 soldiers, which will be coming in the next. these in october 2021 miller, a doe, dick, the bosnian serb menda of the troy portside presidency, announced that republica sib hska would withdraw from the federal judiciary and tax regime. effectively paralyzing the bosnian government. he has longed cooled for secession. pressed the chair through. yeah. could you though it wasn't good enough and it wasn't good. only for the quote, a small film sold on uh film. the older she me

no for us. finland is more important than croatia and the issue of the croatians in bosnia and herzegovina. as far as i'm concerned, let them join nato. let them stab an angry bear in the eye with a pen. the balkan, as she mentioned by croatia as president, concerns that countries long running political disputes with neighboring both near and hertz. they go because convenor corporation, politicians say they should be allowed to take time positions in the polls, the government to fight against what they call the discrimination of probations. then croatia is already a nato member. well, both near and it's a good enough. it's also reaching for accession to the blog. let's discuss this topic with them. all right, to serbian american german journalists with the knowledge now, thank you for joining us on the program. what do you make of the geopolitical ramifications of the accession of finland and sweden to nato? well, 1st of all, i think it's a remarkably stupid move and i'll be right. really frank. i mean sweden and finland neutrality, especially finland after the cold war has been a huge ass

how the same bosnia and herzegovina has been in the queue for more than 6 years, and its candidate status questionnaire consisted of 400 pages. however, kyiv is still dissatisfied. so far, no country has received such a small document, in which the european union asked us 368 questions. ukraine has already come a long way in joining the eu we are fulfilling the association agreement, so the european commission said 70% of the information about ukraine we already have 30% left to fill in some information about refreshing for europe but it is too slow for us, according to bloomberg, ukraine is going to assign status candidate for eu membership at the end of june by the standards of europe - this is turbo mode. in any other case, the process it would take from one and a half years promises ukraine and other indulgences at the next stage, kiev will only need to meet the criteria of a functioning democracy and a market economy. this is a precedent in the history of the european union even once. no, the chair was sent to accept members only after confirming full compliance with all requirements

they made a memorial cemetery there and have been bringing the remains from all over bosnia and herzegovina to bury their, to make a really big number of graves they last. so what do you thing happened in the ukraine in town of buttah? vegas rosario, it's a fake. i know everything about what happened there. i saw it. you showed it how 1st the dpr militia was there and how all was fine. and then how the nazi fighters said they need to kill everyone wearing white arm bands. i don't know why they didn't remove those white arm bands. some questioned who those people were. if the war yellow arm bands that would raise questions about who they were. and the mayor of butcher was very happy when the russian troops left a kip, when the russian troops left the city, the ne, a paste it in the days. indeed lucky, yes. and he wouldn't be so happy if such a massacre had occurred. the same things happened and serbia and every one in serbia knows what really happened while you see what the west is saying about the same events. no speaking about yugoslavia, it seems nature had some success there. flora yugos

it's a feature distinguishes the anthems of spain san marino bosnia and herzegovina for some time wason the list and russia lov. no quite right, they have no official text. in 1926, in this production of the moscow art theater, for the first time after a nine-year break , the hymn god the tsar save the days of the turbines was publicly performed. in the museum of tea drinking in this city you can buy a real gingerbread board in tula yes, that's right, this board for creating a board pattern 800 bags you have evgenia four leaves from boris 6.800. anton to whom boris has the topic of fights bet on picture from a medieval bestiary, a huge dragon entered into combat with this animal. well let the lion. let's see. no, it's an elephant. boris all right all right, be dear. is it possible to get to the top of this mountain in pyatigorsk by cable car? the railway line shlisselburg polyany , which served in 1943-44 for the delivery of goods to besieged leningrad, received this name temporarily. it was called the victory road. this shape has the sign main road. quite right. artists 400 it turned

including georgia and austin herzegovina. >> i have been speaking to our correspondent about what she been hearing from people escaping the conflict further east. >> a lot of the stories that i am hearing are harrowing stories of things the people haveeen and experienced. violent stories of loss. often when you get to someplace li levine, men are supposed to stay and fight. people are leaving the front line areas and coming west. the stories to tell you about trying to flee, trying to hide children's eyes from the bodies they can see on the floor of indiscriminate shelling of places like schools or they were sheltering, shelling by russian forcesthese stories build up and they will eventually form a picture of exactly what has happened in this conflt. we hope that the fighting is moving toward the east. what we have had today is a fresh impetus. what we have hea, what was said at the nato meeting earlier. we heard the foreign minister of ukraine saying that it was about days not weeks that ukraine needed more weapons, more military support and military aid. they fear that the fightg i

people, most of which were civilians over 2 million people forced to leave their homes, bosnia and herzegovinaroclaimed itself a separate state, and the americans finished off the remnants of yugoslavia, serbia and montenegro in 1999, then joe biden, together with republican senator john mccain , drafted a resolution calling for the president. bill clinton to start hostilities in yugoslavia i proposed that we bomb belgrade i proposed to send american pilots and blow up all the bridges over the danube as a result, the serbian people were robbed of their historical heart, kosovo is estimated on the yugoslav side, up to 5,700 civilians and about one and a half thousand soldiers died, and then there were wars in afghanistan in kemen. somalia libya syria iraq what is objectively your goal is our goal to keep iraq stable within its own borders? the states decided to ensure their dominance in the oil-producing country and for this it was necessary to overthrow adam hussein. as a result, he was accused of having links with international terrorism and execution, while the war in the iraqi region lasted

we have the foreign minister of bosnia and herzegovina.y to save ukraine.

night in the balkans there was an earthquake of magnitude about six tremors were felt in bosnia and herzegovina montenegro croatia serbia italy and austria in dubrovnik illusion frightened ran out of their homes, and residents of some areas of belgrade. spent a few hours outside fearing aftershocks at the moment. at least one person is known to have died and two were seriously injured, a house in the highlands was hit by rockfall, it is noted that they did not receive any warnings from the population and even the weather forecasters found out about everything right during the broadcast of england, the federal air transport agency extended the restriction on flights to 11 airports in the country until may 1 this year does not accept a passenger flight and the air harbors of anapa belgorod bryansk to voronezh gelendzhik krasnodar kursk, lipetsk, rostov-on-don , simferopol and elista, the rest of the russian airport operates as normal for those who are heading to the central part to the south of the department recommends use alternative routes. words here are superfluous boldly an experiment with

the key if that is according to current serve, member of the presidency of bosnia and herzegovina. miller round dudek, he's been sharing his thoughts with our t. so the book, so though that the conflicts in ukraine is the results of the global shift of power, the western partners refused to listen to russia's concerns about nato's expansion and some other issues. the thought of the conflict is a good illustration of that. let me quote the european commissioner for external relations. it's all our fault. we promised ukraine as sessions at night and the a you. but when it was time to keep a promise, we backs out they instigated ukrainians to do such things. they didn't listen to russia. they used ukraine to dictate their will to russia, out of fear of approaching it directly. so these attempts to trigger a conflict between russia and ukraine on to recent development. geopolitical strategists have always said that if you want to rule over eurasia, which is dominated by russia and china, you need to ignite a conflict between russia and ukraine, who have virtually the same people in ord

flank 6, we discuss the additional support that nato allies can provide to partners like bosnia herzegovina, and ga, who are most vulnerable to russian aggression and threats from cybersecurity to combating this information finally, we discussed at length a new nato strategic concept. this is the public blueprint for how the alliance will continue to safeguard transatlantic security. in what is a rapidly changing landscape will release that document at the nato summit in madrid and june. president putin thought among other things that he would weaken and divide nato. this strategic concept will make clear that nato is in fact stronger. it's more united. it's more capable of addressing 21st century threats. and i can say unequivocally from my discussions with many colleagues here in recent days, colleagues from around the globe, the revulsion at what the russian government is doing is palpable. there's a greater determination than ever to stand with ukraine to shore up and revitalize the international order that moscow was trying to append to bring to bear even greater costs on the russian g

other partners and shore up their ability to defend themselves, including georgia and bosnia and herzegovinaare determined _ to do more. now and for the medium and longerterm. - to help the brave ukrainians - defend their homes and their country and push invading forces. allies are also supporting. and stepping up military aid and financial support. we discussed what more we will do, | including cyber security assistance i and provide the equipment to help | ukraine protect against chemicall and biological events. allies agree that we should also help other partners i to strengthen their resilience - and shore up their ability to defend themselves, including georgia and bosnia—herzegovina. - let's talk to our correspondent in lviv in western ukraine, anna foster is there. to what extent will be made till�*s announced this afternoon please or be enough for that ukrainian president?— be enough for that ukrainian president? ., ., , ., , be enough for that ukrainian president? ., ., ., , president? fatima zelensky has said re eatedl president? fatima zelensky has said repeatedly and _ president?

flank 6, we discussed the additional support that nato allies can provide to partners like bosnia herzegovina, and georgia, who are most vulnerable to russian aggression and threats from cyber security. to combating this information. finally, we discussed at length a new nato strategic concept. this is the public blueprint for how the alliance will continue to safeguard transatlantic security. in what is a rapidly changing landscape will release that document at the nato summit in madrid and june. present putin thought, among other things that he would weaken and divide nato. this strategic concept will make clear that nato is in fact stronger. it's more united. it's more capable of addressing 21st century threats. and i can say unequivocally from my discussions with many colleagues here in recent days, colleagues from around the globe, the revulsion at what the russian government is doing is palpable. there's a greater determination than ever to stand with ukraine to shore up and revitalize the international order that moscow was trying to append to bring to bear even greater costs on the ru

yen says you are making the same humanitarian disaster as in bosnia and herzegovina and apparently. yesate in an international investigation, that is, a novel of what aggression against us might look like. i think that they can organize aggression against us in such a way as to create a tribunal to investigate some crimes. yeah, one of the former officials of russia, ideally for them, of course, the ex-president of the pension. oh, the vacation will arrive somewhere to arrest and deliver him there. so, well, for some reason we think that aggression against russia will begin again on june 22. i do not rule out that it will begin precisely on this first humanitarian scenario and at the same time there will be pressure and a question. can such a country be entrusted with nuclear weapons? and a place in the security council after the interview that peskov gave to sky news later, if you watch it to the end , there was a speech by the former british foreign minister, well-known to the characters, who is now in new york and is coordinating an international group to investigate military bailiff

grow earlier this week and announced the expansion of support for ukraine georgia and bosnia and herzegovinathis, the kremlin said that any expansion of the activities and influence of the alliance does not lead to security and stability in the region, which once again proves the aggressive nature of the bloc. the parameter of pakistan today brought out the mind of distrust in prime minister irmanukhan and removed him from power. the vote was initiated by the opposition parties, which accuse the government of uncontrolled inflation already. tomorrow the deputies will elect a new prime minister. irman himself. khan has already called such a decision illegal refused to resign and urged to prevent a coup d'état his supporters are sure that the united states will be behind what is happening in the country washington has long been dissatisfied with the independent policy of islamabad and sympathies in relations with russia china well, the crisis in pakistan is now extremely worried about neighboring india, which is also has not joined western sanctions and is pursuing an independent course. for w

nato announced the expansion of support for ukraine, georgia and bosnia and herzegovina, the kremlinexpansion of the activities and influence of the alliance does not lead to security and stability in the region, which once again proves the aggressive nature of the bloc. loaders in the greek port of saloniki tried to disrupt the transfer of new shipments of nato weapons to ukraine. they blocked the movement of trucks with weapons. and when they arrived at the scene, the greek special forces began clashes with the use of tear gas about ten activists, detained the riots caused by the actions. nato does not stop already over a week. until this case, send the technique. railroad workers tried to interfere with ukraine. they said they did not want their country to become a center of aggression. well, german chancellor schwartz was booed again for anti-russian rhetoric. at a meeting with residents of the city of lübeck, he called for the supply of more weapons to ukraine and again accused moscow of aggression. but this gathering responded with disapproving cries to the chancellor himself a