International rescue teams join recovery efforts in Bosnia after floods and landslides

International rescue teams from neighboring countries and the European Union have arrived in Bosnia to assist with recovery efforts after severe floods and landslides. The disaster, caused by heavy rain, has resulted in at least 18 deaths and left 10 people missing. The village of Donja Jablanica was particularly affected, with many homes buried under debris. Rescue teams from Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, and other nations are joining the search for survivors. Local elections have been postponed in the hardest-hit areas. Bosnia, a candidate for EU membership, faces ongoing challenges, including political instability and economic difficulties. The recent flooding has overshadowed the local elections, with residents expressing deep concern over the situation.