Bosnia is grappling with severe floods and landslides that have resulted in at least 18 fatalities and numerous injuries, particularly affecting the village of Donja Jablanica, where many homes were buried under debris. Rescue operations are underway with support from neighboring countries and the EU, as at least 10 individuals remain unaccounted for. The disaster has led to the postponement of local elections in affected areas, highlighting ongoing political challenges in the country. With critical infrastructure destroyed, including roads and bridges, efforts to clear debris are ongoing, and climate experts suggest a connection to climate change. The situation remains dire, as rescue teams continue to search for missing persons amid the destruction. Overall, the floods underscore Bosnia's vulnerability to natural disasters and the urgent need for improved disaster preparedness.