Odžić: If you think that AV accidentally sent its "students who want to learn" by plane, you are sorely mistaken

If you think that AV accidentally sent its "students who want to study" by plane, and not by alternative transportation, border crossings like it did for the elections from Herceg Novi to Nikšić, you are sorely mistaken, said the President of the Budva Municipal Assembly (MA) Petar Odžić tonight.

"AV knows that our security sector is on its knees, but not that much. It is certainly nicer, and more profitable for him, for the media to write about Montenegro, the riots, the recognition of Kosovo, about everything but who and why killed and buried a man in Belgrade. In the end, he and the reciter from Mojanović will reconcile the two 'brotherly countries' again. PS. Aco Serb, leave Montenegro alone, but look who of your activists killed and 'shoved' that man into the barrel!", Odžić wrote on the social network Iks.

Four Serbian citizens entered the territory of Montenegro on June 2nd with the intention of providing accommodation in prestigious hotels in Tivat for part of the group that was expelled from the country yesterday, from the airport in that coastal city, due to threats to national security - "Vijesti" has learned.

A team of 87 men landed in Tivat yesterday morning at 10:41 on a charter flight operated by the Serbian national airline "Air Serbia", and returned to Belgrade shortly before 4 p.m. According to the editorial office, the charter flight was chartered by the travel agency "Happy Travel" from Bijeljina.

Montenegrin security services said the group was expelled because they were a threat to national security, and that they had attended numerous public gatherings of high security risk, and that some of them were registered for committing crimes and misdemeanors with elements of violence. The team, which arrived in Tivat by charter flight, did not want to answer police questions about the reason for their trip to Montenegro.

Many of the passengers on yesterday's flight, who have now been banned from entering Montenegro, have been labeled by Serbian media, local opposition politicians, civic activists and students as "thugs" of the Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), i.e. the regime of Aleksandar Vučić - who are linked to the breaking up of student protests in Serbia, riots at sports events, causing incidents, organizing and camping in the so-called ćaciland in Belgrade's Pionirski Park in front of the Serbian President's building...

The European Union (EU) - Western Balkans Summit is being held in Tivat tomorrow, the largest international gathering in the country's history, which will, in addition to the highest regional officials, also bring together European leaders, such as French President Emmanuel Macron, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Italian Prime Minister Giorgio Meloni, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, European Council President Antonio Costa, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen...

Vučić admitted today that "one of his associates" sent a group of 87 Serbian citizens - supporters of his policies - to Tivat airport on a charter plane ahead of the EU-Western Balkans Summit in Tivat, with the aim of making him "more comfortable in Tivat".