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Fires on Čvrsnica, near Mostar and at a Goražde landfill
The civil protection operations centre of Herzegovina-Neretva Canton said the fire on Čvrsnica above the ski slope remains active, as remaining stumps roll onto unburned ground. Jablanica firefighters worked the site from 10:00 to 18:00. Mostar's fire brigade responded to several smaller grass, low-vegetation and forest fires in Slipčići, Rodoč, Bijeli Brijeg and Prigrađani, and the federal civil protection administration reported further interventions around Čapljina. In Goražde a large fire broke out in the afternoon at the illegal Šišeta landfill. Deputy mayor for civil protection Sanid Zirak said it is under control but the situation remains serious, adding there are indications it was deliberately set, which cantonal criminal police will determine.
Belgrade mayor suspected of assaulting a councillor
Belgrade's Third Basic Public Prosecutor's Office said Mayor Aleksandar Šapić was taken to the Novi Beograd police station on suspicion of physically assaulting Kreni-promeni councillor Tatjana Mićić and her husband. President Vučić said Šapić tested negative for alcohol and drugs and was held until morning. At a press conference Šapić denied the allegations, said he defended himself after what he described as a physical attack on him at Bežanijska kosa, and stated he will not resign.
Near the "TI Sultanovići 4" demining site in Donji Vakuf municipality, a civilian was seriously injured on 30 September by the detonation of an as-yet unidentified explosive device. The person was doing clearing work near Sultanovići, outside the mine-suspected area. Armed Forces of BiH deminers working nearby stopped the bleeding and took the injured person by ambulance to hospital in Bugojno, from where they were referred for further treatment.
A magnitude-2.7 earthquake struck southern BiH on Tuesday around 18:13, according to EMSC data. The epicentre was 14 kilometres northwest of Ljubuški at a depth of seven kilometres. Residents of Ljubuški, Grude, Mostar and Široki Brijeg felt the tremor, and there is no information so far on damage or injuries.
BiH's Central Election Commission said polling stations will be open from 7am to 7pm on 4 October, with first preliminary results at 8pm thanks to ballot scanning.
The RS National Assembly's constitutional committee asked the BiH Constitutional Court to reject three challenges to the ban on Army of RBiH symbols, filed by 11 MPs, Denis Bećirović and Denis Zvizdić.
FBiH government approves 6.2 million KM for Zenica miners
The FBiH government approved drawing 6.2 million KM from a World Bank loan for RMU Zenica miners' wages from May to September 2026 and part of equipment-extraction costs at Raspotočje.
Decision on 'Sarajevo Safari' resolution postponed
PACE's legal affairs committee postponed to December its decision on the 'Sarajevo Safari' draft resolution after Serbian delegate Aleksandar Mirković challenged the proposal.
Minister Edin Forto presented changes replacing paper registration documents and ownership booklets with a plastic card, fully applied from 1 January 2028.
BiH's HJPC began a two-day session on its reform programme, a 2027-2029 work plan and preparations for a judicial security conference on 17-18 November.
Parents say the Srebrenica secondary school warned pupils of lower conduct grades for wearing the BiH national jersey. Murat Tahirović and Emir Suljagić publicly responded.