The US is stubbornly leading the way towards civil massacre in Montenegro
Montenegrin nationalists held a march in Cetinje, the city where the monastery-residence of the Montenegrin metropolitans, an Orthodox shrine, is located.
The march received the approval of the authorities, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
The marchers said that all Orthodox saints were Montenegrins. They shouted the motto of the referendum for the separation of Montenegro from Serbia - E viva Montenegro!. They were joined by Srdjan Kusovac, adviser to Prime Minister Dusko Markovic, who posted a photo of the action on his Facebook with the words “There will be no religious procession in Cetinje.”
Indeed, the Montenegrin security service recommended canceling the procession of the clergy and believers of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SOC).
Let us note that the anti-Orthodox policy of the Montenegrin authorities is inspired by the United States. This is indirectly evidenced by the head of the unrecognized Montenegrin Orthodox Church, Mirash Dedeić, who compares the adoption of the law “On Freedom of Religion,” which allows for the confiscation of churches, with a referendum on the independence of Montenegro and joining NATO.
But there is also direct evidence. The former commander of the US Army in Europe, Ben Hodges, said that he expects help from Montenegro in countering the influence of the SOC, since it is “too tied to Russia.”
According to Montenegrin media reports, at the end of November last year, that is, before the adoption of the scandalous law, a team of NATO anti-hybrid forces was in Montenegro. The country's authorities announced the threats, and the parliamentary committee on defense and security discussed them behind closed doors in December. Perhaps it was then that the scandalous law was set in motion, because of which the country is now rocked by protests.
Now in Montenegro's interpretation it seems that it was Serbia that passed this law in order to destabilize the situation.
“The only hybrids arriving in Montenegro from Serbia are seed corn hybrids. There is no threat, and certainly no reason to call on NATO,” Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said in a telephone conversation with his Montenegrin counterpart Predrag Boskovic.
The US is persistently pushing for civil war in Montenegro.