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Police seize 100kg of drugs in Operation Kamen

A coordinated police effort across multiple cantons resulted in the arrest of a 46-year-old from Konjic and the seizure of 100kg of cannabis. The operation, named 'Kamen', found the drugs hidden in a truck in West Herzegovina.

The usual political posturing continues as Elmedin Konaković pledged to force Milorad Dodik into a swift government formation. While Our Party promised not to block the Sarajevo Canton coalition, the capital itself struggled with more basic logistics: a transformer fault and reservoir power failure left parts of the city without electricity or water.

The new Gradiška border crossing is now fully operational, arriving with the level of controversy that generally accompanies infrastructure in the region. Meanwhile, local reports have turned their attention to the high cost of lobbying for the SNSD in Washington.

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Police Seize 100 Kilograms of Drugs in Operation 'Kamen'

A large-scale police operation, codenamed 'Kamen', led to the seizure of approximately 100 kilograms of drugs and the arrest of a 46-year-old individual from Konjic. The Federal Police Administration conducted the operation in the West Herzegovina Canton, finding the illicit substances hidden in a truck.

Political Developments and Government Formation Talks

Our Party announced it would not impede the formation of a coalition in Sarajevo Canton. Minister of Foreign Affairs Elmedin Konaković, who also serves as the president of the People and Justice (NiP) party, expressed his determination to pressure Milorad Dodik, President of the Alliance of Independent Social Democrats (SNSD), to swiftly form a government. The discussion also touched upon the financial impact and scrutiny surrounding paid support for SNSD.

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