Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić signed today the book of condolences opened at the Embassy of Montenegro in Belgrade following the murder of 12 and the wounding of four people on the first day of this year in Cetinje.
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Serbia mourns together with Montenegro for innocent victims in Cetinje
Belgrade,
6 January 2025
“Serbia mourns together with Montenegro for the innocent victims in Cetinje. We share the same brotherly pain for the lives lost. But we also share the concern for the future of our peoples, which must be peaceful.
Serbia stands with Montenegro when it is most difficult, just as Montenegro stood with Serbia. May the tragedies we experienced never be repeated,” Dačić wrote in the book of condolences.
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