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Montenegro will vote at the United Nations General Assembly in support of a resolution declaring July 11 as the International Day of Remembrance of the Srebrenica Genocide, Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajic said on Thursday, prompting a reaction from pro-Serbian and pro-Russian parties. , who are part of his government coalition.
Expert Drizan Shala said that if the Montenegrin Prime Minister decides to vote for the resolution against the Serbian genocide in Srebrenica, he risks leading the country to early elections, as he will face the opposition of the pro-Serb parties with which he governs.
"Spajic is afraid of the second amendment, of the Dayton agreement not being staged... these changes are reflected on the ground in a conflict between peoples, and at the same time, the fear remains of the expansion of a conflict that may come. Mandić, who is pro-Serb, informed Spajić that he should not continue to support such a resolution, that the political context and reflection will be a blow and according to what has been said, we may have early elections.
Referring to a statistic where the tendency of the Serbian community and a part of the Montenegrin community towards the rise of nationalism is very high. Over 45 percent of the Montenegrin community wants to return to the Serbia-Montenegro union, and if such a thing is only implemented in the creation of a political base, it is a serious blow to NATO, because it is enabling Russia, respectively, to leave Serbia the Mediterranean Sea", said the expert in an interview for Euronews Albania.
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