Montenegrin Serbs Celebrate Wrong Ratko ↗
Front page leadA commentary piece discusses how Serbs in Montenegro are allegedly celebrating the wrong figure, implying a controversial stance related to war crimes.
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The Antena M news front page from Montenegro features several key stories, including controversial statements regarding war criminal Ratko Mladić, ongoing wildfire concerns in the country, and international news about an Icelandic referendum. Political discourse surrounding national figures and…
A commentary piece discusses how Serbs in Montenegro are allegedly celebrating the wrong figure, implying a controversial stance related to war crimes.
Iceland is counting votes in a referendum on negotiations with the EU, with the 'No' option gaining a slight lead.
The Ministry of Interior is monitoring fire situations across multiple municipalities, with several requesting aerial support.
A fire on Piva Mountain remains active, and air support is expected today.
Nikšić firefighters faced a difficult night dealing with fires in multiple locations, with the critical situation on Vojnik.
A public advisory suggests avoiding travel during the hottest parts of the day.
Andrija Mandić offered no comment regarding sharp reactions to his condolences to the family of war criminal Ratko Mladić.
The Association of Montenegrins in Germany demands political responsibility and the dismissal of Mandić.
A statement warns that threats against Ibrahimović represent a dangerous line that society must not cross.
The PEN Center requests the Assembly to disassociate itself from Mandić's gesture, stating it sent a political message.
MEP Tonino Picula states that participation in Ratko Mladić's funeral is significant and demands an adequate EU reaction.
Official Marinović emphasizes that the unresolved fates of missing persons should not be forgotten over time.
The article announces three football matches scheduled for today in the Meridianbet 1. CFL league.