Milačić: Other important issues for the Serbian people, dual citizenship, the status of the Serbian language, must also be resolved...

The adoption of the Resolution on the Genocide in Jasenovac demonstrated the goodwill of the parliamentary majority towards the Serbian people, but also, in the coming period, other systemic issues of importance for the Serbian people must be resolved, primarily the issue of dual citizenship, the status of the Serbian language as an official language, as well as other important issues for the Serbian people, but also for the state of Montenegro, announced the president of Prava Montenegro, Marko Milačić.

He stated in the statement that Prava Montenegro and he personally welcome the adoption of the Resolution on the Genocide in Jasenovac.

"We are proud that Montenegro is the first and only country in the world that adopted this Resolution in its Parliament, and this adoption of the Resolution on the Genocide in Jasenovac is without a doubt a historic step for the Serbian people and Montenegro. We especially express our congratulations and gratitude to the political parties that represent the Serbian people for their success and effort in passing this resolution," Milačić pointed out.

He added that True Montenegro expresses the deepest respect for the victims of Jasenovac and their families who suffered unspeakable horrors during the Second World War at the hands of the criminal Ustasha NDH.

"The adoption of this resolution represents an important step towards the recognition of the historical truth and a great act of civilization. The crimes committed in Jasenovac, the epicenter of Ustasha evil, must not be forgotten. We must remind new generations of this evil again and again in order to prevent similar criminal plans from ever happening again. This resolution is not just a document, but a moral, civilizational and human obligation towards all innocent victims," ​​Milacic said.

He said that they believe that this is an important step towards further progress and cooperation, and the creation of a fairer society for all citizens of Montenegro.

"May there be eternal glory to the holy martyrs of Jasenovac," Milacic concluded.