New "poison arrows" from Belgrade - a continuation of political bickering or a sign of a more serious cooling of relations?

The renewed sharpening of rhetoric between Belgrade and Podgorica comes at a time when Montenegro is about to finish its EU membership negotiations, and Serbia could hold early elections.

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Reactions on the Podgorica-Belgrade route are not calming down after Aleksandar Vučić's statement that the Montenegrin government wants to worsen relations with Serbia and influence the national declaration of Serbs, and the response of Prime Minister Milojko Spajić.

The Speaker of the Serbian Parliament, Ana Brnabić, also joined in this verbal showdown, accusing Spajić of wishing the worst for Serbia.

The renewed sharpening of rhetoric by Belgrade and Podgorica comes at a time when Montenegro is about to finish its EU membership negotiations, and Serbia could hold early elections.

Are the new "poison arrows" from Belgrade just a continuation of political bickering or a sign of a more serious cooling of relations?

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