Montenegro Declares Mourning After Gunman Kills 12, Including Two Children

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After a deadly rampage in Montenegro, its prime minister promises a crackdown on illegal guns

Montenegro is in mourning after a gunman killed 12 people in a shooting rampage with an illegally owned weapon. It marked the second mass shooting in the small country in less than three years.

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Montenegro to consider ban on possession of weapons following Cetinje killing spree

Montenegro will consider a complete ban on the possession of weapons following the killing spree in Cetinje, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić confirmed on Wednesday. Spajić assured that urgent actions will be taken and stated that the Minister of Internal Affairs along with the director of the Police Directorate are doing everything in their power to hold the perpetrator accountable. On January 1, 2025, a gunman commenced a mass shooting in the tow…

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Orthodox hierarchs offer condolences as Montenegro mourns victims of recent shooting

A gunman in Cetinje, Montenegro killed 12 people including two children before taking his own life on Wednesday, January 1.

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At Least 10 Dead, Including 2 Young Brothers, in New Year’s Day Shooting in Montenegro

The 45-year-old gunman had been drinking all day when he got into a fight at a restaurant, which led to the rampage, authorities saidSAVO PRELEVIC/AFP via Getty Mass shooting in MontenegroA gunman went on a deadly, 30-minute rampage in Montenegro on New Year’s Day, killing 12 people in the small Balkan nation, including two children and the shooter's own sister, authorities said.The shooter, identified as Aleksandar Aco Martinovic, 45, died of a…

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Shooter Kills 12 People in Montenegro - teleSUR English

A 45-year-old man with a history of violence killed people in 6 different places on the same day. On Wednesday, Prosecutor Andrijana Nastić reported that a 45-year-old gunman, Aco Martinović, injured four people and killed twelve others, including two children, in the city of Cetinje, approximately 30 kilometers from Podgorica, Montenegro’s capital. RELATED: Shooting, Stabbing Incident at U.S. Phoenix Airport Leaves Four Injured Martinović to…

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The victims of the shooting spree in Montenegro are said to be family members and friends of the perpetrator. According to the police, no clear motive has been identified so far. more...