A tragic shooting incident in Montenegro has resulted in the deaths of ten individuals, including two children. The government has declared three days of mourning in the wake of this appalling act.
Montenegro in Mourning After Tragic Shooting Claims 10 Lives
Montenegro in Mourning After Tragic Shooting Claims 10 Lives
Deadly Cetinje shooting leaves the nation grappling with grief and calls for tighter gun control.
In the city of Cetinje, a shooting arose from a bar altercation, leading to a devastating manhunt. Authorities confirmed the gunman, 45-year-old Aco Martinovic, was found deceased later in the day. Interior Minister Danilo Saranovic reported that among the deceased were the bar's owner and his children. Prime Minister Milojko Spajic noted that at least four others were injured in the incident.
The tragedy prompted immediate discussions regarding stricter gun regulations in Montenegro, where firearm ownership rates are notably high. “This is a terrible tragedy that has affected us all,” noted Prime Minister Spajic. The incident marks the second mass shooting in the town in a short span, fueling concerns over public safety and gun rights within the region.
The government's declaration of three days of mourning comes with an appeal for cities to cancel public celebrations. President Jakov Milatovic expressed the sorrow that enveloped the nation, stating, “Instead of holiday joy, we have been gripped by sadness over the loss of innocent lives.”
Montenegro, home to around 620,000 citizens, has seen an alarming increase in gun violence, reigniting discussions on the necessity of reforming its firearm laws.
The tragedy prompted immediate discussions regarding stricter gun regulations in Montenegro, where firearm ownership rates are notably high. “This is a terrible tragedy that has affected us all,” noted Prime Minister Spajic. The incident marks the second mass shooting in the town in a short span, fueling concerns over public safety and gun rights within the region.
The government's declaration of three days of mourning comes with an appeal for cities to cancel public celebrations. President Jakov Milatovic expressed the sorrow that enveloped the nation, stating, “Instead of holiday joy, we have been gripped by sadness over the loss of innocent lives.”
Montenegro, home to around 620,000 citizens, has seen an alarming increase in gun violence, reigniting discussions on the necessity of reforming its firearm laws.
