The Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY), of which Montenegro was also a member at the time, was bombed by NATO aggressors without a decision of the Security Council (SC) of the United Nations (UN), which was a precedent in the recent history of mankind and a direct shot in the international legal the order, on which the modern world should always rest and function, was announced today by the Democratic People's Party (DNP).
From that party, they said that their delegation "on the occasion of 25 years since the start of the criminal aggression of the NATO pact against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, laid a wreath at the memorial of the first victim of NATO aggression, soldier Saša Stajić, in the grounds of the Milovan Saranović barracks in Danilovgrad".
"Keeping the memories of the heroes who died for the freedom of the homeland, and the memories of all the innocent victims of NATO aggression, both in Serbia and Montenegro, the Democratic People's Party shows its responsible and statesmanlike attitude towards our libertarian history and memories, with full compassion and respect for all innocent victims of NATO aggression," the DNP statement reads.
The DNP delegation included Vice President Milun Zogović, President of Zeta Municipality Mihailo Asanović, Member of the Presidency Jelena Kljajević, Vice President of Danilovgrad Municipality Marija Radonjić and DNP councilor in the Danilovgrad Municipality Assembly Goran Kalezić.
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