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A Montenegrin politician, Knežević, states that Prime Minister Spajić has not refuted his accusations but instead issued a concerning message, indicating ongoing political tensions.
A court has overturned the dismissal of Biljana Knežević, prompting the ACG Union to demand a re-evaluation of the employer's actions.
An official named Bešović reports that the fire situations in the region are currently under control and stable.
This piece highlights Jelena Ćetković, described as a Montenegrin woman, and her connection to Belgrade's resistance movement.
A report detailing a significant aerial assault on Kyiv, where air defense systems were reportedly unable to intercept ballistic and hypersonic missiles.
Authorities in Berane have detained a minor and six adults for up to 72 hours following incidents of violent behavior.
An article detailing the successful promotion of tradition, gastronomy, and tourism by Bijelo Polje, potentially related to the Kotor-Lovćen cable car.
Joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea are being shortened, occurring shortly after North Korea fired ballistic missiles.
Authorities are reporting increased traffic volumes heading towards Montenegro's coastal areas and popular tourist destinations, with some roads experiencing special traffic management.
The Formula 1 season resumes after a break, with young driver Antonelli leading and rival teams Ferrari and McLaren aiming to challenge Mercedes.