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Plenković Threatens Montenegro over Border Dispute

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PRIME MINISTER Plenković said that Montenegro will not be able to close accession negotiations with the EU if it does not accept the principles of the Badinter Commission on land demarcation, which is a condition for Croatian support.

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PRIME MINISTER Plenković said that Montenegro will not be able to close accession negotiations with the EU if it does not accept the principles of the Badinter Commission on land demarcation, which is a condition for Croatian support.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said that Montenegro will not be able to close accession negotiations with the European Union if it does not accept the principles of the Badinter Commission on land demarcation. He made the statement at a session of the Croatian Parliament, in response to a question from HDZ MP Andre Krstulović Opara about open issues between the two countries. Krstulović Opara warned about the positions of the Montenegr…

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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković said on Wednesday that Montenegro will not be able to close negotiations on accession to the European Union (EU) if it does not accept the principles of the Badinter Commission on the demarcation of the land border. Plenković said this at a session of the Croatian Parliament, responding to a question from Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) MP Andro Krstulović Opara about open issues between […]

Plenković warned Montenegro: Without accepting the principles of the Badinter Commission, there is no closing of negotiations - Because he questions the plaque in Morinje, calling it illegal, he said

Montenegro does not question the application of Badinter's principle, but for the final demarcation with Croatia, it is necessary to first establish a concrete line.

photo-rtcg Montenegro does not question the application of the Badinter principle, but for the final demarcation with Croatia it is necessary to first determine the specific line of the former inter-republic border, which was never fully defined in that area, the Office of the Prime Minister told RTCG. In response to RTCG's questions regarding the statement by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković that Montenegro […]

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Radio Titograd broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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