Members of the Democratic Party of Socialists of the President of Montenegro Milo Djukanovic, ethnic Albanians - the mayor of Ulcinj Ljoro Nrekic, the secretary of finance and head of the city party cell Sead Osmanovic, the head of the Secretariat for Public Activities and Environmental Protection Mustafa Goran, the director of the Protection and Rescue Service Saubih Mehmeti, the head of the municipal police Milazim Mustafa - were arrested by law enforcement agencies of the country.
This was reported by Vijesti, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
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“They were arrested because of party activities,” Deputy Prime Minister of Montenegro, also an ethnic Albanian, Dritan Abazovic, commented on the arrests. “The court will have to establish how they won the elections.” This is already clear to citizens. The government of the country intends to put an end to any kind of abuse!”
Thus, one of the leaders of the bloc that opposed the dictator of Montenegro and his ruling Democratic Party of Socialists at the parliamentary elections held at the end of August last year, the leader of the URA Civil Movement, Dritan Abazovic, keeps his word. So, in December last year he He pledged representatives of the DPS faction in the Assembly, which will imprison them for corruption and flagrant violations of the law.
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“You, from the traffic police and criminal clans, turn people into targets. When you came to power in the 90s, war broke out throughout the region.
Your government, the president, who sat here seven times, was prime minister. He was an integral part of the policies that carried out deportations, war crimes and various actions that have nothing to do with these people in the new government because they were never in power. When we come to power, I will personally make sure that many of you are brought to justice,” Abazovich said to his opponents’ faces.
Located in the southwest of Montenegro, the city of Ulcinj is distinguished by the fact that 72% of its population are Albanians.