Daily brief
AIWritten by artificial intelligence from Vidik’s event summaries, and published after an editor approved it. The voice in the video is synthetic.
20 stories in 7 sections · 5 in the clip
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The brief cites sources from: FBiH, Republika Srpska; Croatia, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo.
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The body of a 16-year-old boy was found this morning near Laktaši. According to unofficial information, he had left home the previous day, and his family reported him missing to the Banja Luka police. The Banja Luka district prosecutor's office confirmed that the duty prosecutor carried out an on-site investigation. An autopsy has been ordered to establish the time and cause of death.
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A Malta-registered Corendon Airlines Boeing 737 flying from Corfu to Nuremberg sent an emergency signal while crossing Croatia. Croatia's defence ministry said a Croatian Rafale intercepted the aircraft over Korenica, and two Eurofighters escorted it in Germany until landing, while Nuremberg airport was temporarily closed. German police said the pilot, facing a radio fault, mistakenly entered hijack code 7500 instead of radio-failure code 7600. The plane landed safely with 178 people aboard and no injuries, and Malta's transport minister Chris Bonett confirmed the signal came from that aircraft.
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Toplana Zenica director Haris Polutan confirmed to FENA that radiators in the city will not be warm tomorrow morning. Acting on instructions from JP Grijanje, the company shut down its boiler after an emergency City Council session on a proposed heating price rise of around 106 percent was halted. Mayor Fuad Kasumović and council chair Snježana Vrhovac did not attend. The session stopped after deputy chair Mirza Husetić resigned.
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A man born in 1956 who was being treated for burns from the fire in the Omiš area died at Split University Hospital Centre. This brings the fire's death toll to five. The hospital said the patient died despite intensive treatment. Another female patient remains in intensive care in stable condition.
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SDS leader Branko Blanuša said the expulsion of Bijeljina mayor Ljubiša Petrović stands, alleging a statute violation. He denied offering his resignation and said a commission would first review election results.
At the third conference marking European Organ Donation Day, Civil Affairs Minister Dubravka Bošnjak stressed raising awareness and moving BiH closer to Eurotransplant membership.
Republika Srpska police and Prijedor police detained four people suspected of migrant smuggling, under BiH Prosecutor's Office supervision. Sources say the smuggling of 95 migrants was prevented; searches took place in Prijedor and Novi Grad.
Zvornik police said a man from Kalesija swallowed an unknown substance during a search and died at Tuzla's clinical centre. Another man was referred to prosecutors on suspicion of child trafficking, drug and weapons offences.
A young man from Široki Brijeg died in Medovići near Grude after his car struck a parked truck, the West Herzegovina Canton Interior Ministry reported.
Four people were injured and taken to Mostar after a three-vehicle crash in the Grabovica tunnel on the M-17, said HNK police spokeswoman Ilijana Miloš. Traffic resumed after the investigation.
The Indirect Taxation Authority said the Gradiška – Novi Most – Gornji Varoš crossing began operating at full capacity this morning with its own code.
The A-1 Kakanj-Lašva section is closed with a detour, and fog reduces visibility in basins. Meteorologists forecast mostly sunny weather until Saturday.
Split police said they arrested 32 people found with knives, stones and pyrotechnics, and announced bans and traffic measures around Poljud.
Momčilo Marjanović told BIRN he received money and orders from Nenad Barac, who declined to comment; the men he named denied knowing him.
PM Andrej Plenković delivered the government's annual report, followed by debate on the SDP motion to recall him.
Belgrade's Higher Prosecutor's Office said an autopsy was ordered after the former Partizan vice-president was found dead. Former model Slađana Tesla was found dead in her Novi Beograd flat.
Major General Roberto Vergori took command of KFOR in Pristina. Two Romanian nationals died in a crash near Lukovica, Ljubljana police said.
Mayor Vitali Klitschko said missiles hit a residential building and a power plant, killing two and injuring 21.
The Houthis claimed attacks on Aramco and Riyadh airport. Saudi civil defence said four people were injured in Riyadh.
Romania's defence ministry said it scrambled two F-16s over drones near the border; the alert was lifted as they did not enter Romanian airspace.
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