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Major Drug Haul, Grave Desecration, and Border Troubles Grip Nation

Authorities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have conducted a swift operation resulting in the seizure of a large quantity of drugs and weapons in a Bosnian city. This comes amidst other concerning incidents, including reports of a police officer allegedly desecrating Bosniak graves near Pale and the tearing down of a national flag near Sarajevo ahead of a football match.

Further complicating the situation, transporters from Republika Srpska are facing new challenges at the border, where drivers are being turned away due to licensing problems. Meanwhile, Sarajevo residents are experiencing water supply disruptions due to emergency repair work in parts of the city.

In sports news, national football coach Sergej Barbarez has expressed his determination to secure a victory in the upcoming match against Romania, aiming for three points rather than a draw.

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Public Order and Vandalism Incidents

Several disturbing incidents have been reported, including an alleged desecration of Bosniak graves near Pale by a police officer and the tearing down of a Bosnian and Herzegovinian flag featuring lilies near Sarajevo before a football match. Additionally, authorities were alerted to a home invasion where assailants caused significant damage to property, and a BiH truck driver was apprehended in connection with a complex fuel card fraud scheme.

Sarajevo Water Supply Disruption

Emergency repair work on a fault in Sedrenik has led to an interruption of water supply in Zmajevac street and parts of Gornje Čebedžije street in Sarajevo, with Čengić Vila also experiencing related issues.

Football Team Aims for Victory

Bosnia and Herzegovina's national football coach, Sergej Barbarez, has affirmed his intention to pursue a win and secure three points in the upcoming match against Romania, stating he is not one to settle for a draw.

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