Montenegro to Impose Temporary Visa Regime on Turkish Citizens
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Montenegro temporarily suspended a visa-free regime for Turkish citizens on Monday after a weekend of violence sparked by the stabbing of a Montenegrin man in the capital Podgorica by a group of Turks. Police said they had arrested dozens of Turkish and Azerbaijani citizens, while President Jakov Milatovic called for calm and condemned attacks by angry Montenegrins targeting Turkish citizens and property in the small Adriatic country. The Monten…
Tensions rose in the country following a knife fight involving Turkish citizens in Podgorica, the capital of Montenegro. Following the incident, in which one Montenegrin was injured, 45 Turkish citizens were detained, and several Turkish businesses were set on fire. The Montenegrin government announced, "We are suspending visa-free travel rights for Turkish citizens," while Ankara also made a series of diplomatic moves. Foreign Minister Hakan Fi…
Montenegro decided to cancel the visa-free regime for Turkish citizens under an accelerated procedure.
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