Montenegro: 20 citizens of Serbia arrested on terrorism charges on Election Day
Montenegro’s police director, Slavko Stojanović in a written statement confirmed media speculation that 20 citizens of Serbia were arrested on terrorism charges.
Montenegro’s police director, Slavko Stojanović in a written statement confirmed media speculation that 20 citizens of Serbia were arrested on terrorism charges.
The former President of the State union of Serbia and Montenegro, Svetozar Marović, signed a plea agreement with the prosecution, accepting the sentence of 22 months in prison.
Today, August 30, several dozen former workers of an aluminum smelter, Kombinat Aluminijuma Podgorica (KAP), protested in front of the Montenegrin parliament, demanding payment of EUR 5.45 million in severance.