After scandal with banned show about Čović: Brezo and Tolj Ružić leave N1 for UNA television

(Patria) - Following a scandal at N1 television where the airing of a show about Dragan Čović was banned, first reported by Croatian Nacional, two journalists have left the media house. Boris Brezo, who was also the show's author, and Aleksandra Tolj Ružić.

Together with Milan Đurović, a former BHRT journalist, they are moving to UNA television.

As announced by the media house, they will be part of the news program team in Bosnia and Herzegovina, headed by renowned journalist Dubravka Gajić.

“The arrival of experienced and excellent connoisseurs of journalism means new energy in our team. Their experience is invaluable for further strengthening the news program, as well as our goal to inform the public promptly, quickly, and objectively,” says Dubravka Gajić, director of the news program at Una TV in BiH.

Journalist Boris Brezo is looking forward to moving to Una television and the new experience:

“I love challenges and new energy, and I am sure that together we can achieve a lot – create something different, unexpected, and of course, the most watched. For me, the most important measures of success in this job are freedom and creativity in creation, and I am very pleased to have found understanding for my principles precisely at Una television.”

His colleague Aleksandra Tolj Ružić is no less enthusiastic.

“I look forward to growing together and pushing boundaries. I love environments that exude ambition, professionalism, and clear goals for constant progress, and Una television and the people who make it are like that. Time for new challenges and new stories!”

Journalist Milan Đurović will also join the top team of media professionals:

“I am grateful to the entire Una team for recognizing my potential and inviting me to join an already well-coordinated team of true professionals in their craft. A positive environment is what motivates me, and credible journalism, which is synonymous with Una, is an additional confirmation that I am in the right place.”

For the upcoming spring season, Una television is preparing completely new formats – licensed as well as domestic original shows, and two major media transfers that will be a real surprise for the audience.

There is no doubt that viewers will enjoy unique entertainment, credible news, educational, and documentary programs tailored to everyone's taste in Una television's new programming schedule.