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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Croatia is celebrating the opening of a new bridge in Peljesac, which links its southern-most region to the rest of the country. In the past travelling between the two was only possible by ferry, or by driving through Bosnia-Herzegovina. The bridge was mostly paid for by the EU - but built by China.
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Untrue comments about restricted passage under the bridge because just two weeks a big cruiser passed underneath without any problems whatsoever and also the coastline of BiH is part of Herzegovina and is 98% populated by Croats and also the Neum Bay simply has no the depth for further development as its main purpose is the production of shellfish. Anyways, this historic linking of most southern coastline of Croatia with the rest of the country will prove to have great impact not only for Croatia but also for the whole region!
Not true. Herzegovina is not 98% Croat. What about the Eastern part of Republika Srpska?!
@@srbadijaradovic6198 he is talking about neum it is 98% croat
It doesn't matter if Neum is populated by 98% Croats or by 2% Croats, it is not in Croatia and never will be.
@@tarik6990 yes it is croatian not turkish BIH will never be a real country hope the serbs break away with the help of serbia and russia we will take whats ours
@@tarik6990 Never will be... sounds a little crazy. Bosnia is not a stable country. And such statements of nationalism doesn't help Bosnian Muslims one bit!
The Peljesac Bridge was built by a Chinese company. Congrats from China!
shishi
eu has a complex. They dont want pple to know it is built by china state owned company.
Amazing people, love from Croatia
@@flair500 love
With EU and Croatian funds. But great work all together.
It's a beautiful bridge. Proud of you
Chinese company built ？！
God bless Croatia & China.
Nope EU investments
@@fercek9452 He ask who built it, and you answer who pay that
@@fercek9452 85% EU funding.
Only China can help Croatia build a bridge like this one on time with such litte budge.
@@fercek9452 nope, eu doesn't care about outside europe country, only china help the 3rd world country stop lying
I love Croatia
As a Croat from Bosnia I welcome the bridge. Love our Croatian homelands.
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1:32 Croatia is not yet part of Schengen zone. They are scheduled to join it( as well as Eurozone) next year.
Thnx for the heads up. I thought they were joining in 2021
Cool. Glad China is helping and that the EU approved it.
Bravo Hrvatska..!!!
You can go to see the highest bridge in China, which is super amazing
It is shocking to see how easy the chinese built bridges and high speed railways
That's why America is very jealous and try to stop Chip technology from China.
Made in China 😂 shock coming soon
@@moonshadowsong waiting lol
@@moonshadowsong Made in China means quality 💪
Only the tallest container and cruise ships can't pass underneath and somehow I don't think Neum's small piers are accepting those
The Neum border was an absolute joke. Perhaps if Bosnia stopped acting like a child and allowed frictionless travel through Neum, the bridge would have never been constructed.
thanks for the bridge,now we dont need to pay money to Bosnia police to cross
so funding is from EU then it's not debt trap?
When a country receives EU funds, it doesn't have to give them back to Brussels. A debt trap is when China gives loans to countries that can't pay the money back.
@@TheNYVSC Do you listen to what you just said? It is so biased. If you take the funds from EU, you owes the money to the whole EU, including Brussels. Let alone, nobody forces anyone to take a loan. It is up to the country to decide which loan to take. In case of Croatia, they took the loan from EU, and asked more capable Chinese company to do the construction. It is a win-win deal.
@@ericliume no, Croatia does not have to give back the money. The EU funds are for free.
You and some others obviously don't know how the EU funds actually work!
All that money, in this case 85%, is free money given to the Croatia as the EU member country!
Yes, it may sound unbelievable but EU funding of crucial projects is one of the many benefits of joining the European union!
@@ericliume
You are completely wrong! No EU funds money doesn't have to be payed back if you're EU member country which Croatia is from the 2013.
I strongly suggest you to check it out since it's not that hard to find how European union is actually working!
Neum is in Herzegovina.Not Bosnia
Herzegovina is an integral part of Bosnia, that's why the country is called Bosnia-Herzegovina.
@@tarik6990 Yes,but it's annoying to hear Bosnian ajective for Herzegovian towns and vice versa...Like the Herzegovian town of Doboj... People should know the difference
@@mariocroatia9321 I have never heard anyone refer to Doboj as a Herzegovinian town because it's in fact not a Herzegovinian town.
@@tarik6990 I know. I was making a point by how dumb it sounds
That's how dumb it sounds to people of the Balkans when someone says Bosnian city of Mostar,Neum etc.
@@mariocroatia9321 It doesn't sound dumb, even most of us refer to Mostar and Neum as Bosnian towns which they are.
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Congratulations on the bridge. Hmm.. That's a weird border though. Cut off in the middle.
where is the ''celebrates'' report in the title ?
Purtroppo hanno aperto il ponte della sfortuna, ma alla cittá di Korčila non hanno previsto di organizzare più traghetti per Orebič, così il povero turista é costretto a fars ancora più coda sotto il sole, peggio di prima! Sconsiglio di fare vacanze a korčula, se non volete restare inncoda per ore! E con polizia prepotente...
What are you talking about?! All the infrastructure there is made in order to accommodate local traffic that is much, much, much smaller during the most of year with exception of 3-4 summer months when extremely large number of visitors arrive! And even then locals increase as much as possible number of ferries ... But you have to understand that it's very doubtful if huge cost of building of another gigantic bridge would be economically sound!
Anna Amato Se non ti piace la Croazia, non venire da noi. Problema risolto...
I am Chinese. I want to ask a question. Why did I ask my Russian friends and Ukrainian friends that when I wanted to travel to Croatia, they all said no to me? Why?They said it was dangerous.
Not sure what they meant by that, since, when it comes to crime, Croatia is actually one of the safest countries in the world!
Croatia is very safe, you can walk almost any street at any time of the night without worrying.
Violence is very rare here. But, for past 2 decades I've seen a lot of propaganda on foreign sights, implying similar things to what you were told.
We are definitely significantly safer than France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and so on...
By significantly, I mean only a fraction of violent crimes, maybe even an order of magnitude less. Only type of crime we have is tax avoidance, corruption and other "white collar" crimes.
@@Valkyrie57 It's pretty much the same when it comes to safety - by a Slovenian who visits Croatia often
@@DataLog All right. Thank you very much for your detailed description!
@Marko Ha ha. You have a good taste.
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If BH joins the EU this bridge will become pointless 😆 😆 😅😂🤣
Most people in Neum and over the border in west Herzegovina are Croats. We don’t want the border but the bosniak terrorists would start a war. We Catholics prefer peace for now.
Mozda za koji 50 godina
BH will be in EU in 1000 years
@@Croacia-jj4dt You better prefer us when we join NATO....
Why didn't they make so that oppens a portion to allow bigger ships?
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What bigger ships? That bay is too shallow to accommodate bigger ships.
I guess it would be more expensive and prolly cause other issues that wouldnt be justified for Croats to pick up the costs. There's no Bosnian commercial port nor there is any agreed plan to build one in foreseeable future, so it looks like 50m clearance for nonexistent traffic seemed more than enough for Croats.
@@rehurekj good point, but still, making something to shut the neighbour is priceless
@@puraLusa they've been shooting each other like a generation ago so I consider inconvenient bridge a progress.
@@rehurekj 😂 good one, I can't stop laughing.
We stand with Bosnia bangladesh 🇧🇩 🇧🇦
Astagfirullah.. I'm a Muslim Croat and we have lived here for more then thousands of years as Dalmatians.. you Bangladesh should know how it is being attacked by your brothers like the Pakistan did.. Pakistanis didn't know how to swim so you blew up your bridges so they could not attack. This part is not called Bosnia but Herzegovina.. I also stand with Bosnia but with the Bosnia from the north where the region is.
This is gonna complicate matters...believe me.
Chinese built, will fall apart in five years
Poor man.
This is so jealous.
So poor child. 😂
You mean 5 days?
Why falling a part in five years?
Every bridge falls apart right after your visit.
Krajina is Serbia🇷🇸
L+ratio 🇭🇷
Malo Morgen!!!
Tractor time.
In your dreams !
Pola i više od pola tzv srbije je hrvatsko pa vam je nećemo uzet.