Dajković asked Maslenikov to convey his condolences to Putin: "The death penalty came from heaven for such terrorists."

The President of Free Montenegro, Vladislav Dajković, sent his deepest condolences to the Ambassador of Russia in Montenegro, Vladislav Maslenikov, on the occasion of the brutal terrorist act that took place in Moscow yesterday, during which more than a hundred citizens, including small children, were killed, and also more than a hundred citizens were injured, it was reported from Free Montenegro.

"Dajković asked the Ambassador of the Russian Federation H.E. Vladislav Maslenikov to convey his condolences to the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, as well as to the entire people of Russia, in the hope of a speedy recovery of the injured citizens, with the expectation that terrorist acts against peaceful citizens in Russia and the whole world must become a thing of the past, and that the perpetrators of the senseless act in Moscow, the terrorists who were bribed to create chaos, will be brought to justice as soon as possible. Finally, after watching the shocking footage of this monstrous terrorist act, one thing is clear: the death penalty has come out of heaven for such terrorists," reads the announcement of Free Montenegro.