2,061 samples were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H in the past 24 hours, of which 434 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.
New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H, the FB&amp;H Public Health Institute said.
In the past 24 hours, nine people died in the Federation of B&amp;H.
Today, 25 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H out of 108 completed tests. One person died.
In Republic of Srpska, 961 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and the novel corona virus (SARS-CoV-2) was confirmed in 471 people.
Also, 15 deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours.
The total number of hospitalized is 556.

In Republic of Srpska, 961 laboratory samples were tested and the novel corona virus  was confirmed in 471 people

New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 930 people in B&H, with 25 deaths in the last 24 hours

The European Medicine Agency (EMA) started on Monday to evaluate the result of booster doses of the BioNTech/Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine.

The EMA’s Committee for Human Medicine will assess the data on booster shots administered six months after the second dose for people older than 16 years, the EU agency said in a press statement.
The evaluation is based on the results of clinical trials involving 300 adults with healthy immune systems who received a third dose around six months after they were fully vaccinated.
The EU drugs agency expects the results to be published within a few weeks.
BioNTech/Pfizer vaccines were the first COVID-19 jabs authorized in the EU as the bloc financially contributed to the development of the vaccine under an advanced purchased agreement signed in 2020.
This year, BioNTech/Pfizer committed to delivering a total of 600 million vaccine doses to the bloc.
To provide booster jabs, the European Commission agreed in May with Pfizer/BioNTech to purchase another 1.8 billion doses for 2022 and 2023.
The jab uses an innovative mRNA technique based on a messenger molecule with instructions to produce a protein from the virus that causes COVID-19 to prepare the body to fight the disease.
Contrary to traditional vaccines, BioNTech/Pfizer does not contain the virus itself.

European Medicine Agency to assess data on extra jabs administered for healthy adults, 6 months after 2nd dose

The evaluation is based on the results of clinical trials involving 300 adults with healthy immune systems who received a third dose around six months after they were fully vaccinated

EU drugs agency starts evaluating results of BioNTech booster shots

Scotland’s first minister reiterated on Tuesday that she aims to hold a public vote on independence from the UK by the end of 2023.

Announcing her government program, Nicola Sturgeon said independence is on top of her agenda, but there will be no referendum bill debate in the Scottish parliament this year.
She said the Scottish government will now restart work on a detailed prospectus which will be presented to voters if there is a referendum campaign.
Speaking at the Scottish Parliament in the capital Edinburgh, Sturgeon said “as we emerge from the pandemic, choices fall to be made that will shape our economy and society for decades to come.”
She said: “Which Parliament – Westminster (UK) or Holyrood (Scotland) – should make these choices? And what principles will they be guided by?
-These are questions which cannot be avoided, nor postponed until the die is already cast. So we intend to offer that choice.&nbsp;We will do so only when the COVID crisis has passed but our aim, COVID permitting, is that it will be in the first half of this Parliament – before the end of 2023.-Sturgeon also underlined that they will “ensure that the choice – when it comes – is a fully informed one.”
-To that end, I can confirm that the Scottish government will now restart work on the detailed prospectus that will guide the decision.-In January 2020 – before COVID-19 struck outside China – the Scottish Parliament voted in favor of a second independence referendum.
After the vote, Sturgeon requested a section 30 order – an order that would make it possible to hold a new independence referendum (indyref2) – from the central UK government, but her request was rejected by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Johnson said in a recent letter to Sturgeon that he would "not agree to any request for a transfer of power that would lead to further independence referendums."

The first referendum that asked Scottish voters whether they would want to break free from the UK was held in 2014, a mere two years before the historic referendum on Brexit, which Scotland decisively rejected.

The government under then-Prime Minister David Cameron pledged a better understanding for Scots from Westminster and "extensive new powers" for the Scottish Parliament.
The SNP, the party that led the independence campaign, had full confidence that the country would survive and even be better off outside the UK, strengthened by the nation’s oil fields in the North Sea, world-famous malt whiskey, textile, jet engines, and various banking and financial services.
But Scots rejected separation from the rest of the UK, as just over 2 million votes (55.3%) were cast to remain part of the kingdom, while 1.62 million (44.7%) people voted for independence.
Johnson and the Scottish Tories have repeatedly rejected the idea of indyref2, calling the 2014 referendum a “once in a lifetime” event that proved Scots prefer the union.

Nicola Sturgeon puts Scotland's independence from UK at top of her government program

Announcing her government program, Nicola Sturgeon said independence is on top of her agenda, but there will be no referendum bill debate in the Scottish parliament this year

Scotland to hold independence vote by end-2023, says first minister

The Turkish and Rwandan foreign ministers discussed bilateral and regional issues in a meeting in Turkey’s capital Ankara on Tuesday.

Speaking at a joint news conference, Mevlut Cavusoglu said the two countries signed memorandums of understanding on cooperation in the areas including sports, education, and industry.
He said there is room to improve bilateral economic relations, and that his Rwandan counterpart Vincent Biruta met Turkish business people on the sidelines of his visit to Turkey.
-Our bilateral trade volume is around $81 million, an increase compared to 2019 despite the coronavirus pandemic, but still it's not at the level that we desire- said Cavusoglu. -Rwanda offers great opportunities to our companies and we see our businesses are taking that opportunity.-Cavusoglu said they will work for Rwandan President Paul Kagame’s visit to Ankara in the near future, adding that they also plan to hold a business forum during the potential visit.
On the fight against Fetullah Terrorist Organization (FETO), the group behind the 2016 defeated coup in Turkey, Cavusoglu thanked Rwanda for shutting down FETO-run schools in the country.
Preparations to reopen the schools under the management of Turkey’s Maarif Foundation are underway, he said.
FETO and its US-based leader Fetullah Gulen orchestrated the defeated coup of July 15, 2016, in Turkey, in which 251 people were killed and 2,734 injured.
After the defeated coup, Turkey established the Maarif Foundation to assume the administration of overseas schools linked to FETO, which the terrorist group has used as a revenue stream.
Biruta thanked Turkey for its help during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic last year by sending protective equipment.
He said both countries are committed to working closely for a more peaceful and secure world.

MoUs on cooperation in sports, education, industry signed

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu (R) welcomes his Rwandan counterpart Vincent Biruta (L) during an official visit in Ankara, Turkey on September 07, 2021.

Turkish, Rwandan FMs discuss regional, bilateral issues

Bitcoin became legal tender for a country for the first time in history in El Salvador on Tuesday.

The digital currency is the official currency of El Salvador alongside the US dollar, a move that is sure to drawn attention to the opportunities and risks associated with cryptocurrencies.
Just before midnight local time on Monday, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, announced that the country was about to “make history” after confirming that the government bought 400 Bitcoins, the equivalent of around $21 million at current prices.
The government created a $150 million fund to back conversions of bitcoin to US dollars and 200 ATMs have been installed throughout the country to operate with Bitcoins and dollars.​​ Salvadorans will be able to download “Chivo,” the government’s digital wallet to receive $30 in Bitcoin.
The government said the measure will benefit those living abroad by saving millions of dollars in commissions on remittances given such transactions account for more than 23% of the country’s gross domestic product, according to figures from the World Bank.
But polls show most Salvadorans are skeptical about Bitcoin and have concerns about how it will affect their earnings. A recent survey revealed that seven out of 10 Salvadorans said that they "disagree or strongly disagree" with the use of Bitcoin and that they prefer the dollar.
International bodies such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have also warned against the adoption of the cryptocurrency saying it could increase risks for financial institutions.
Early Tuesday, problems were reported on the platform because of the number of people trying to log in.
-​For a few moments @chivowallet will not work, we have disconnected it while we increase the capacity- Bukele said on Twitter.
Some critics say that with the change, Bukele seeks to distract from an authoritarian regime.
The right-wing leader, who has been in power since 2019, has been heavily criticized for making arbitrary decisions.
In May, he fired five Supreme Court justices after the Salvadoran judiciary ruled that the president’s use of emergency powers during the pandemic was unconstitutional. Bukele defended the firings as “getting our house in order.” ​​​​​​​
The new Supreme Court last week gave the green light for Bukele to run for reelection in 2024.
The 40-year-old president, who recent polls indicate is backed by more than 80% of Salvadorans, said Bitcoin could help boost economic development and employment​​​.

Critics say move is attempt to distract from authoritarian regime

The digital currency is the official currency of El Salvador alongside the US dollar, a move that is sure to drawn attention to the opportunities and risks associated with cryptocurrencies

El Salvador 1st country to have Bitcoin as official currency

The General Hospital 'Prim. dr. Abdullah Nakas recorded an increase in the number of patients infected with the corona virus, and most of them are unvaccinated were hospitalized.

According to available data, of the total hospitalized Covid patients, about 70 percent are unvaccinated. About four percent were vaccinated with the first dose, and about 24 percent received the second dose of some of the coronavirus vaccines.
Since the Covid ward of the General Hospital has been filled, another ward has been opened in that health institution (in the space of the former Department of Neurology), and the admission of patients has begun.
-Due to the new situation, some departments were merged and the medical staff was redistributed. In order to be ready to respond to the challenges of the fourth wave of the pandemic, the authorities were asked to approve the purchase of ventilators and the employment of the missing medical and other staff- the General Hospital told FENA.
In the last 24 hours the Covid ward of the General Hospital 'Prim. dr. Abdulah Nakaš' received six patients for hospital treatment. Also, 64 patients were hospitalized in that ward, eight of whom are in intensive care, four are on a respirator, and six patients are on high oxygen flow.

64 patients are hospitalized, eight of whom are in intensive care, four are on a respirator, and six patients are on high oxygen flow

According to available data, of the total hospitalized Covid patients, about 70 percent are unvaccinated

General Hospital - Most hospitalized COVID patients have not been vaccinated

In the past 24 hours, 2,535 samples were reported to the Public Health Institute of the Federation of B&amp;H, of which 421 were positive for SARS-CoV-2.

New cases have been registered in all cantons in the Federation of B&amp;H.
In the past 24 hours, six people died in the Federation of B&amp;H.
Today, 46 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&amp;H out of 200 processed tests.
In Republic of Srpska, 581 laboratory samples were tested in the last 24 hours, and SARS-CoV-2 was confirmed in 251 people.
Also, seven deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours.
The total number of hospitalized is 507.

46 new cases of coronavirus infection were registered in the Brčko District of B&H out of 200 processed tests

In the past 24 hours, six people died in the Federation of B&H

COVID-19 confirmed in 718 people in B&H, with 13 deaths

According to the information of the PRESS portal at the Sarajevo International Airport, Muhamed Ajanović, the dean of the Faculty of Dentistry, was searched again today. Muhamed was returning from a private trip, and similarly to the previous time, when he and his colleagues were searched when returning from a business trip, this time an anonymous report came.
- I can answer your question in the affirmative. It is true that members of the ITA department known as "smugglers" were waiting for me today, on the basis of an anonymous report, which was submitted by the ISA employee, and on the order of Osman Mehmedagić. Osman Mehmedagić is the one who ordered the submission of the last report and it is a classic abuse, which I will report to the competent prosecutor's office as I reported last time - said Ajanović.

What exactly did he report to the state prosecutor's office, and in connection with the event from June at the Sarajevo airport, Ajanović answers:
- I filed a criminal complaint against the responsible persons of the B&amp;H Border Police and the Indirect Taxation Authority of B&amp;H because on June 16th, 2021. during the border or customs control scanned suitcases owned by prof.dr. Lejla Kazazić and prof.dr. Selma Tosum Pošković and a picture of the contents of these suitcases, sent to the Istraga.ba portal owned by Avdo Avdić, thus exceeding their authority, violating the right to privacy and endangering the safety of professors Kazazić and Tosum Pošković, thus committing the criminal offense of Abuse of Position or Authority from Article 383, paragraph 1 of the Criminal Code of FB&amp;H.

Ajanović added that this has been going on for seven years.
When asked why he is convinced that this was initiated by the ISA B&amp;H, Ajanović said that only the service can know the dates of departure and arrival for the passenger who booked the ticket "online".
It should be reminded that after the last ordered search, it was established that the goods that were confiscated were actually goods that should have been used and that were used at the scientific symposium held at the Faculty of Dentistry, in which the implants in question were used for social categories.

I filed a criminal complaint against the responsible persons of the B&H Border Police and the Indirect Taxation Authority of B&H, said Ajanović

Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry Muhamed Ajanović was searched again at the Sarajevo International Airport, claiming that everything was ordered by Osman Mehmedagić

Russia on Monday urged for the "immediate release" of Guinea's president, calling on the sides to solve differences via dialogue.

The Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Moscow opposes "any attempts of anti-constitutional change of power."
On Sunday, Guinea's President Alpha Conde was detained by soldiers led by an army colonel, who announced the move on state television.
-We demand the release of Alpha Conde and that his immunity is ensured. We consider it necessary to return the situation in Guinea to a constitutional course as soon as possible. We urge all Guinean political forces to refrain from actions that could provoke further violence and to work towards a peaceful settlement of the current situation through negotiations- the Russian statement read.
It also announced that the visit of the Guinean Foreign Minister Ibrahima Khalil Kaba to Moscow, scheduled for Sept. 7, was canceled amid the situation in the West African country.
Conde, in power for more than a decade, was detained by soldiers led by Col. Mamadi Doumbouya, who accused the president of personalizing politics and not doing enough to improve the country's economic and social conditions.
The move was protested by the UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres who strongly condemned "any takeover of the government by force of the gun" and called for "the immediate release of President Alpha Conde."

Moscow opposes 'any attempts of anti-constitutional change of power' in Guinea

The Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement that Moscow opposes "any attempts of anti-constitutional change of power"

Russia urges for 'immediate release' of Guinea's president

NATO announced on Monday that it evacuated over 500 Afghan former employees and their families from the Taliban-controlled country.

-More than 500 Afghans who have worked with NATO and their families have been evacuated and are safely housed at temporary facilities in Bases around Europe supported by Allied troops- read a statement released by the Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers Europe, the alliance’s European military command.
European military bases provide temporary accommodation for the people until NATO and national officials arrange international protection status, housing, and support for them in allied countries.
-NATO is committed to evacuate NATO employees and their families, those people we served with in Afghanistan, to a safe and secure environment- said Maj. Gen. John Mead, the chief of staff at Allied Rapid Reaction Corps.
In total, NATO allies have evacuated over 120,000 people by air from Kabul airport.

Former employees, families temporarily accommodated in NATO military bases across Europe until international protection status granted

In total, NATO allies have evacuated over 120,000 people by air from Kabul airport

NATO says over 500 Afghans who worked for alliance evacuated

Egypt on Monday urged all parties in Guinea to exercise self-restraint and to settle the ongoing crisis through dialogue and peaceful means.

In a statement, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said that Cairo is "following up closely and with deep concern the developments in the Republic of Guinea."
Meanwhile, Algeria rejected the move to detain Guinean President Alpha Conde.
In a statement, the Algerian Foreign Ministry said the country is committed "to the cardinal principles of the African Union, especially the rejection of unconstitutional change."
The statement also called for dialogue among Guinean parties to resolve the crisis.
On Sunday, Guinea's President Alpha Conde was detained by soldiers led by an army colonel, who announced the move on state television.
Alpha Conde, 83, was re-elected for a third term in October 2020 in polls marred by violence.
He first came to power in 2010 in a vote seen as the first democratic election since the former French colony gained independence.

Algeria rejects ‘unconstitutional change’ in western African country

In a statement, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said that Cairo is "following up closely and with deep concern the developments in the Republic of Guinea"

Egypt calls for restraint, dialogue in Guinea

NATO's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called on Monday allies and partners to modernize the arms control regime of the alliance.

Speaking at NATO’s annual arms control conference in Copenhagen, Stoltenberg warned that the world was “rapidly becoming more unpredictable, more competitive and more dangerous” as certain nuclear powers were “blatantly ignoring or breaking the global rules and spreading dangerous technology.”
-Russia continues to ignore and bend the rules by modernizing its arsenal with new air-launched ballistic missiles or nuclear-powered cruise missiles- he explained.
He stressed that China was also expanding its military capacities, building a large number of missile silos “without any limitation or constraint and with a complete lack of transparency,” and voiced criticism on North Korea and Iran as well.
He called allies to preserve and strengthen the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) at the upcoming review conference, as well as to modernize the entire arms-control regime.
According to Stoltenberg, a modern arms-control regime should involve more countries, especially the global power China, while it addresses non-strategic weapons and new types of “emerging and disruptive technologies such as autonomous platforms and artificial intelligence.”
Citing Russia’s breaches of arms control agreements, the secretary-general also noted the significance of a unified and strong response if arms-control treaties are violated.
Being in force since 1970, the NPT is a key international treaty aiming to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and weapons technology and to promote cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. In total, 191 countries have so far joined the treaty.

Arms control regime should involve China, address artificial intelligence-based technologies, argues Jens Stoltenberg

NATO's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg

NATO chief calls to modernize arms control regime

The Prosecution of Bosnia and Herzegovina has sent a motion to the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina to order custody for Jasmin Mulahusić, a radical SDA raider, among other things, due to the danger of the suspect fleeing, who has the citizenship of another state.
After questioning the suspect, the Prosecutor of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H submitted a motion to order custody for the suspect:
- Mulahusić Jasmin, born in 1976 in Luxembourg, a citizen of B&amp;H and Luxembourg.
The suspect is under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and is charged with inciting national, racial and religious hatred, discord and intolerance under Article 145a. of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The mentioned suspect was arrested by police officers of the B&amp;H Border Police.
The motion for custody of the suspect, which is linked to terrorist activities, was submitted for the reasons described in Article 132, paragraph 1, items a), b) and c), ie due to the danger of absconding, the danger that he could interfere with the investigation , conceal evidence, and influence witnesses or accomplices, as well as repeat the crime or complete what has been started.
The suspect is under investigation by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and is charged with placing insulting messages on the national and religious basis in the public for a long period of time, via social networks and the Internet, which grossly insults the religious and national feelings of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and made and placed various photo and video montages that spread national and religious hatred and intolerance between the peoples of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
A motion to order custody has been sent to the Court of B&amp;H, and the prosecution is continuing an intensive investigation into the case.

The motion for custody of the suspect, which is linked to terrorist activities, was submitted for the reasons described in Article 132, paragraph 1, items a), b) and c), ie due to the danger of escape

B&H Prosecutor's Office officially announced: Custody motion for suspect Mulahusić for inciting national and religious hatred and intolerance

While Bakir Izetbegović and the SDA are publicly defending Mulahusić and his right to freedom of speech, "Avaz" publishes documents from international security agencies which confirm the thesis of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H that he is a man connected to international terrorist organizations and not an ordinary internet bot.
The name of the radical SDA internet raider Jasmin Mulahusić, from Zavidovići, who was arrested on the orders of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H at the Bosanski Brod border crossing, is in the Algerian government's report submitted to the UN Security Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999).
Namely, Malahusić is also mentioned in the Report of the Algerian Government submitted to the UN Security Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution 1267 (1999).
On 16 April 2003, Ambassador Abdallah Baali, Permanent Representative of Algeria, wrote a letter to the Chairman of the Committee. The letter-report lists individuals and organizations linked to terrorist organizations around the world, primarily al-Qaeda.

In a detailed document, full of the names of the terrorists and information about their movements and activities, page 13 lists the name of Ahmed Zaoui - alias Abou Houdeifa, born on December 7, 1960 in ElIdrissia / Djelfa, Algeria, son of Lakhdar Zaoui and Amina Tahar.
Zaoui was convicted five times in absentia by the Algerian Criminal Court for terrorist activities and for belonging to terrorist groups.
- Various inquiries conducted in Belgium have indicated his involvement in the arms trafficking to Algeria. His connection to terrorists Mohamed Kerrouche, aka Salim (currently living in London), Bosnians Nurset Jusufović, Jasmin Mulahusić and Senad Ramčilović, and brothers from Morocco Ali and Youcef El Majda, who were arrested on April 3, 1996, has also been proven.
Ahmed Zaoui was expelled from Belgium to Switzerland, then to Burkina Faso, and then went to Malaysia. He currently lives in New Zealand, the ambassador's letter reads.
He also played an important role in the fabricated affair by paraintelligence structures in B&amp;H. The Croatian intelligence agency SOA allegedly recruited Wahhabis from B&amp;H who work in Croatia and other EU countries to spy on other Wahhabis in B&amp;H.
It turned out that there was nothing from that story, and there was growing speculation that the "recruits" were in fact instructed by one part of Bosnia and Herzegovina intelligence services. In the end, it turned out that these were false reports with the aim of discrediting certain persons.
This is a person against whom the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H is conducting an investigation for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance. He is known for creating photomontages and videos in which he discredits journalists and all politicians who SAD does not like. He openly sided with the ISA director and opened dozens of fake profiles in which he openly threatened journalists and politicians who SDA does not like.

This is a person against whom the Prosecutor's Office of B&H is conducting an investigation for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance

Mulahusić's name is mentioned in the UN report

Jasmin Mulahusić is mentioned in a UN document on al-Qaeda's activities in the world

The official positions of the SDA are published exclusively through party statements, and through media appearances of leading people and other party officials, the party said.
- Jasmin Mulahusić, who was deprived of liberty by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H due to posts on the social network Facebook, publishes his own, not the views of the SDA.

Every individual, even Jasmin Mulahusić, has the right to political affinities and sympathies, and to publicly express their own views. The right to freedom of speech is one of the basic principles of any democratic society. The SDA strongly supports this principle, even though the leaders and officials of this party are the most frequent targets of fierce attacks, insults, hate speech and telling untruths of political competition on social networks and in the media.
In B&amp;H, no one should be arrested because his views are disliked by Police Minister Čampara, his party chief Konaković, state prosecutor Tadić, several self-proclaimed analysts or a group of biased journalists, some of whom Čampara has employed in federal institutions, the SDA said.
The statement said that "thousands of people post comments and express their views on social networks and portals on a daily basis."
- Anyone who possibly violates the law in these posts should be sanctioned, but a dangerous transplant of "selective verbal offense" and the arrest of people that Čampara, Konaković and Tadić point the finger at must not be allowed.

Therefore, the public rightly expects a public explanation from the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H as to why Mulahusić was specifically arrested, and why Milorad Dodik, who repeatedly shamelessly insulted Bosniaks and Muslims,has not been arrested, or hundreds of other people who publish similar comments on social networks every day and deny the genocide in Srebrenica.
The law must be applied equally to everyone, everything else is an unacceptable political abuse of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H and the continuation of double standards in relation to Bosniaks, which we have been witnessing for a long time - the SDA said in a statement.

Every individual, including Jasmin Mulahusić, has the right to political affinities and sympathies, and to publicly express their views, the SDA said

SDA defends arrested radical Jasmin Mulahusić: He publishes his own, not SDA's views

Jasmin Mulahusić, a radical SDA internet raider who was arrested at the Bosanki Brod border crossing on Saturday, will be questioned today by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.
He was handed over to the jurisdiction of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H yesterday, and as we have found out unofficially, they will most likely request a one-month detention for him.
The Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H is conducting an investigation against him for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance and leaking classified information.
-Border checks have established that he is wanted by the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H for the criminal offense of Inciting National, Racial and Religious Hatred, Discord and Intolerance under Article 145a of the B&amp;H CC and Disclosure of Classified Information under Article 164 of the B&amp;H CC," the Border Police said after his arrest. 
This internet raider and fake mufti is from Zavidovići, but he has been living in Luxembourg for years, from where he writes lies and makes various montages against politicians and media that are not to the liking of Bakir Izetbegović, SDA leader and Osman Mehmedagić, ISA director.
We remind you that, according to the information that "Avaz" has, the police found and confiscated four mobile phones and two laptops from Mulahusić.
It will be interesting to see from whom this radical "mufti" received instructions and orders to create montages and hoaxes against politicians, journalists and prosecutors of the Prosecutor's Office of B&amp;H.

The Prosecutor's Office of B&H is conducting an investigation against him for the criminal offense of spreading national, religious and racial intolerance and leaking classified information

Mulahusić: From whom did he receive instructions

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Jasmin Mulahusić is mentioned in a UN document on al-Qaeda's activities in the world

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The arrested Jasmin Mulahusić is testifying in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H

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COVID-19 confirmed in 718 people in B&H, with 13 deaths

Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry Muhamed Ajanović was searched again at the Sarajevo International Airport, claiming that everything was ordered by Osman Mehmedagić

Russia urges for 'immediate release' of Guinea's president

NATO says over 500 Afghans who worked for alliance evacuated

Egypt calls for restraint, dialogue in Guinea

NATO chief calls to modernize arms control regime

B&H Prosecutor's Office officially announced: Custody motion for suspect Mulahusić for inciting national and religious hatred and intolerance

Jasmin Mulahusić is mentioned in a UN document on al-Qaeda's activities in the world

SDA defends arrested radical Jasmin Mulahusić: He publishes his own, not SDA's views

The arrested Jasmin Mulahusić is testifying in the Prosecutor's Office of B&H