Montenegrin officers, persecutors of the Serbian Church, have descended to satanic dances
Lieutenant colonels of the Montenegrin army Zarko Voinovich and Vilibor Bakrach, who forbade soldiers and junior officers to take part in protest lithiums and liturgies of the SOC, turned out to be fans of dressing up as monsters and clowns.
Photos of both Serbophobic officers from the recent Halloween became the property of social networks, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Officers Voinovich and Bakrach gained a kind of popularity in connection with the protest liturgies of the Serbian Orthodox Church taking place in Montenegro against the discriminatory law “On Freedom of Religion.” So Voinovich personally forbade the soldiers of the Infantry Battalion of the Army of Montenegro to participate in church events.
“Throughout history, the Montenegrin soldier has been the personification of chivalry and heroism, and this ideal still lives in the infantry battalion,” said the lieutenant colonel in one of his public speeches. “Being the first defender of the Motherland, an infantry soldier must be a patriot who is ready to defend the country, participate in peacekeeping missions and help the population in case of disasters.”
Such Zharko Voinovich forbade fighters to go to litiyas
In turn, his colleague, former deputy commander of the howitzer division of the Fifth Motorized Brigade, and now responsible for protocol in the Office of the Chief of the General Staff of the Army of Montenegro, Velibor Bakrach, was noted for his constant search for pro-Serbian dissidents among the officer corps, whom he subjected to the harshest punishments for dissent, including dismissal from the army.
But at heart Voinovich, of course, is a completely different person
Moreover, from 2007 to 2011, the officer was the Montenegrin military attaché to the United States, and in 2017 he received from American President Donald Trump the highest American military award that a foreign military can receive - the Legion of Honor.
Velibor Bakrac receives an order from Trump
It is not surprising that both Serbophobic officers integrated into the Western system and the persecutor of Serbian Orthodoxy turned out to be lovers of the purely Anglo-Saxon holiday “Halloween”. Their photographs from last year’s party dedicated to this holiday, far from Montenegrin traditions, recently appeared on social networks and in opposition pro-Serbian and pro-Russian portals: there Voinovich appears as a clown, and Bakrach as a vampire.
Now Bakrach has every right to relax like an American
The photographs provoked a wave of indignation in the still fairly traditional Montenegrin society. PC Many netizens expressed the opinion that the army of Montenegro is now served not by the heirs of the famous Montenegrin general Janko Vukotic, a participant in the Balkan Wars and the First World War, later by the adjutant of the Serbian King Alexander I Karageorgievich, but by clowns and ghouls.
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