Police probe recruitment after citizen dies fighting abroad.
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Authorities are investigating recruitment and payment networks after reports that 15 Montenegrin citizens are fighting for Russia, with one person from Nikšić reported dead and another missing. This development has sparked concerns and ongoing inquiries into the involvement of citizens in foreign conflicts.
In other news, a political decision is imminent regarding the suitability of Marković for their current function. Meanwhile, the European Council has issued positive conclusions for the country, confirming support for its European path and noting the potential for closing negotiation chapters. President Jakov Milatović also held discussions with the Chinese Foreign Minister, focusing on regional stability and Montenegro's role in cooperation.
On a local level, a conceptual design for a new promenade along the Morača river in Podgorica has received approval, marking a step forward in urban development. Separately, Jakič expressed concerns about a lack of dialogue between Montenegrin and Croatian authorities, referencing past issues related to a resolution on Jasenovac.