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WATCH: Celebrations mark 20th anniversary of Mostar's iconic Old Bridge

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WATCH: Celebrations mark 20th anniversary of Mostar's iconic Old Bridge

WATCH: Celebrations mark 20th anniversary of Mostar's iconic Old Bridge

Celebrations for the 20th anniversary of the Old Bridge's reconstruction and the 19th anniversary of Mostar's UNESCO World Heritage status featured a ceremonial jump, torches, and a fireworks display.


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PM Modi to Inaugurate New Nalanda University Campus in Rajgir, Bihar with International Delegates [Video]

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Heatwave in Greece halts visits to Acropolis in Athens [Video]

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Credit: euronews (in English)    Duration: 01:00Published