<article>Odbornik Slobodne Crne Gore Boban Radević kazao je za "Dan" da ta stranka napušta vlast u Podgorici.- Tokom dana očekuju se stranački organi na kojima ćemo zauzeti stav da više nećemo učestvovati u vlasti u Glavnom gradu. Naša odluka je očekivana zbog jutrošnjih dešavanja u Botunu - rekao je Radević.Iz ove stranke nam nijesu mogli potvrditi kako će se ostali kaolicioni partneri na nivou Glavnog grada odrediti.</article>

Odbornik Slobodne Crne Gore Boban Radević kazao je za "Dan" da ta stranka napušta vlast u Podgorici.
- Tokom dana očekuju se stranački organi na kojima ćemo zauzeti stav da više nećemo učestvovati u vlasti u Glavnom gradu. Naša odluka je očekivana zbog jutrošnjih dešavanja u Botunu - rekao je Radević.
Iz ove stranke nam nijesu mogli potvrditi kako će se ostali kaolicioni partneri na nivou Glavnog grada odrediti.

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Radević: Predsjedništvo Slobodne Crne Gore će zauzeti stav o izlasku iz vlasti u Podgorici

Danski kralj Frederik X stigao je danas na Grenland, gdje će boraviti u posjeti naredna tri dana, piše danski list Politiken.
On je sletio na aerodrom u Nuku, glavnom gradu Grenlanda, gdje su ga dočekali grenlandski premijer Jens-Frederik Nilsen i predsjednik grenlandskog parlamenta Kim Kilsen.
Kralj Frederik će biti na Grenlandu do petka.
Danas će boraviti u Nuku, gdje će posjetiti srednju školu, najveću grenlandsku kompaniju Rojal Grenland, i Združenu arktičku komandu oružanih snaga Danske.
U četvrtak i petak danski kralj će boraviti u gradovima Manicok i Kangerlusuak.

Kralj Danske stigao u posjetu Grenlandu

U Crnoj Gori sjutra se očekuje ponovno naoblačenje, uz kišu ponegdje već tokom jutra ili prijepodneva.
&nbsp;Kako je saopšteno iz Zavoda za hidrometeorologiju i seizmologiju, u drugom dijelu dana, a posebno tokom noći, očekuju se jaki pljuskovi praćeni grmljavinom i jakim južnim vjetrom.
&nbsp;Lokalno su moguće i vremenske nepogode.
&nbsp;Vjetar će biti umjeren do jak, ponegdje na udare olujne jačine.
&nbsp;Jutarnja temperatura vazduha od minus osam do devet stepeni, najviša dnevna temperatura vazduha od četiri do 16 stepeni.

Sjutra naoblačenje, popodne kiša i pljuskovi, do 16 stepeni

Predsjednik Crne Gore Jakov Milatović obratio se na svečanom prijemu povodom obilježavanja Dana državnosti Republike Srbije – Sretenja sa porukom da su Crna Gora i Srbija suverene i ravnopravne države, svaka ima svoj put i svoju odgovornost prema građanima i prema susjednim državama.
Predsjednik države je kazao da je ovo praznik kojim Srbija obilježava dvije velike ideje: slobodu i ustavnost.
- Sretenje nas podsjeća na 15. februar 1804. godine i na hrabrost da se ustankom započne borba za slobodu, i na 1835. godinu, na ideju da se sloboda uredi Ustavom i pravilima koja važe jednako za sve- kazao je MIlatović.
Ističe da zato Sretenje afirmiše univerzalnu poruku - da je država snažna onda kada počiva na slobodi i vladavini prava.
- Mi smo dvije bliske, bratske zemlje. Povezuju nas porodice, prijateljstva, uspomene i svakodnevni život – i ta veza se najbolje ogleda u ljudima koji svakog dana prelaze granicu ne kao prepreku, već kao mjesto susreta gdje rade, uče, putuju, liječe se, posjećuju rodbinu, prijatelje, kumove, idu na odmor i stvaraju- poručio je Milatovićć.
Ali, imati bratske odnose ne znači misliti isto o svemu, naglasio je predsjednik, niti prećutati kada se ne slažemo. Bratstvo među državama je obostrano poštovanje. Uvažavanje. I sigurnost da se naši odnosi ne grade na dnevnoj politici, niti na tome ko je trenutno na vlasti, već na dostojanstvu, zajedničkom interesu naših građana, kao i na stabilnosti našeg regiona.“
- Znamo da je naš region predugo bio talac velikih riječi, loših rezultata i nerazumljivih sukoba. Naša generacija ima istorijsku priliku da čitav region povede u bolju budućnost jer upravo to je ono što naši građani žele. Zato nam treba iskrena saradnja i mjerljivi rezultati - sigurnost radnog mjesta, bolja zdravstvena zaštita, kvalitetnije obrazovanje, i institucije koje rade profesionalno. Mi smo odlučni da završimo posao. Evropski put za nas nije formalnost niti administrativni proces, već stvarne reforme koje grade modernu, uređenu i uspješnu državu. Ne zbog forme, već zbog suštine. I mi taj put ne vidimo kao nadmetanje- poručio je predsjednik.
Milatović podsjeća da Evropska budućnost Crne Gore nije potpuna bez stabilnog, povezanog i uspješnog regiona. I zato je regionalna saradnja neraskidiv dio naših evropskih integracija. Kada gradimo povjerenje, jačamo ekonomsku saradnju, povezujemo infrastrukturu i suzbijamo kriminal, mi ne činimo uslugu jedni drugima. Mi radimo zajednički posao.
Zapadni Balkan, dodaje predsjednik, može da bude uspješna evropska priča samo ako se ponašamo evropski, svakog dana. To znači da se sporovi ne rješavaju preko naslovnih strana. To znači da se istorija poštuje, ali da budućnost ne smije biti zarobljenik prošlosti. To znači da se različita mišljenja ne pretvaraju u podjele i neprijateljstva. I to, na kraju, znači da se čuva dostojanstvo svakog građanina.
U tom duhu, Crna Gora želi da bude podrška Srbiji na evropskom putu. Mi želimo da dijelimo iskustva, da sarađujemo, da učimo jedni od drugih. Da radimo na onome što nas povezuje, a ne razdvaja. To je naš zajednički interes. Naša saradnja može biti jača u ekonomiji, energetici, saobraćaju, turizmu, digitalnim uslugama i obrazovanju. Posebno može biti jača i u oblasti bezbjednosti jer organizovani kriminal ne poznaje granice.
- Danas, odavde, mi šaljemo jasnu i važnu poruku: da smo bliske i bratske države i kada ne mislimo isto o svemu. Da možemo da vodimo politiku koja spaja, umjesto politike koja podiže tenzije i produbljuje razlike. Sretenje nas podsjeća da su sloboda i ustavnost žive stvari, a ne uspomene. Da se sloboda ne podrazumijeva; da se svakog dana iznova potvrđuje odgovornošću. Da se Ustav ne čuva samo riječima, nego izgradnjom i povjerenjem u institucije. Neka duh Sretenja uvijek bude inspiracija Srbiji, a nama u regionu podsjetnik da budućnost pripada onima koji grade institucije i rezultate, mirno i odlučno", kazao je predsjednik Milatović i zaključio riječima: Živela Republika Srbija! Živjela Crna Gora! Živjelo prijateljstvo naših država i evropska budućnost našeg regiona!- zaključio je predsjednik Milatović.

Milatović: Crna Gora i Srbija bliske i bratske države i kada ne mislimo isto

„The indictment has not been sent, there’s no time for that today, and the Chief Novović has to review it, he will do so over the weekend“. „OK, this will finally be finished“. That is what Special Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović thought after her colleague, Special Prosecutor Zoran Vučinić, informed her via WhatsApp messages that the leadership of the Special Prosecutor’s Office had received information that on Thursday, November 24, 2022, Mitrović had submitted to the registry office of the Special State Prosecutor’s Office an indictment against Minister of Defense Olivera Injac for abuse of office. <h2>A LONG JOURNEY</h2> This came after a grueling investigation that lasted more than a year and a half, starting from the first criminal complaints filed against the Minister of Defense in March and April 2021 by attorney Mihailo Volkov.  <figure><img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260218180224_307cd2849285f1ed617c9fd82c88c2a8dc7a10adeac0c4621bc7d1f4c45cab00.jpg" data-media-id="editor_0" data-image-id="20260218180224_307cd2849285f1ed617c9fd82c88c2a8dc7a10adeac0c4621bc7d1f4c45cab00" data-rendition-name="original" width="275" height="183" loading="lazy" alt="Olivera Injac"><figcaption>POLITICS AS SALVATION: Olivera Injac, former Minister of Defense, now diplomatic representative in Brussels(Photo: UGC)</figcaption></figure>  In the meantime, Minister Injac used her position to avoid summons for questioning: as a suspect, she appeared for the first time only on August 24, 2021, four months after receiving a call from the Special Prosecutor’s Office. However, Injac then began further delaying tactics and was questioned as a suspect for the second time only on August 10, 2022, a year after her first appearance at the SSPO. That is why Mitrović perceived the message from her colleague Vučinić as an announcement that the investigative phase was over and that the indictment against Injac would be forwarded for confirmation to the High Court. However, nothing was finished, nor did events unfold as Prosecutor Mitrović had imagined.  <figure><img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260218180224_7379e9d5546be0add678b94b22231e7f112d0ac5de48bc88598f90fe896542b4.jpg" data-media-id="editor_1" data-image-id="20260218180224_7379e9d5546be0add678b94b22231e7f112d0ac5de48bc88598f90fe896542b4" data-rendition-name="original" width="2050" height="712" loading="lazy" alt="SMS notifications from Mitrović that Novović is needed"><figcaption>A CALL THAT CANNOT BE REFUSED: SMS notification to Mitrović that Novović needs her(Photo: Portal ETV)</figcaption></figure>  <h2>„A MESSAGE FROM THE BOSS“</h2> Just as she entered a hall for a one-day legal seminar in Podgorica, the Special State Prosecutor received an SMS message from the secretary of Chief Special Prosecutor Vladimir Novović: „Prosecutor, on Wednesday you are to come to the Boss,“ the secretary wrote. When Mitrović asked why she needed to report in seven days, the secretary bluntly replied: „That’s what he said“. When she returned to her office around 3 p.m. that day, Mitrović realized she had been under special treatment - that the team around the Chief Special Prosecutor had very closely monitored her movements. And for a strong reason: so that, in Lidija Mitrović’s absence, Chief Special Prosecutor Vladimir Novović could order Special Prosecutor Jovan Vukotić to carry out a special operation: the urgent seizure of the indictment against Olivera Injac, all copies, and all accompanying files from the special prosecutor’s office. <h2>THE SEIZURE OF THE INDICTMENT AND FILES</h2> Lidija Mitrović described this precisely in the Official Memorandum dated November 24.  <figure><img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260218180240_39a0bf1947675d801678756f9bf7cdb3970c9a12b1606a05685f2f04fba3ed66.jpg" data-media-id="editor_2" data-image-id="20260218180240_39a0bf1947675d801678756f9bf7cdb3970c9a12b1606a05685f2f04fba3ed66" data-rendition-name="original" width="1920" height="1128" loading="lazy" alt="PROOF OF ILLEGAL CONDUCT OF NOVOVIĆ: Part of the official memorandum of Lidija Mitrović"><figcaption>PROOF OF ILLEGAL CONDUCT OF NOVOVIĆ: Part of the official memorandum of Lidija Mitrović(Photo: Portal ETV)</figcaption></figure>  - When I returned from the seminar to my office at 3 p.m., my colleague Milijana informed me that colleague Jovan Vukotić had come on the order of Chief Special Prosecutor Novović and requested that the case files concerning Olivera Injac be immediately handed over to him, after which she handed them to him without notifying or in the presence of the acting prosecutor. Upon learning this, I called Vukotić and told him that he could neither take nor request files for which I am responsible without my presence - Mitrović recorded, among other things, in the Official Memorandum. The contents of the memorandum leave no doubt that the action of Special Prosecutor Jovan Vukotić - the seizure of the indictment and case files in the Olivera Injac case — was carried out on the personal order of Vladimir Novović. And all of this without prior notification and without Mitrović’s consent?! Since the establishment of the Special State Prosecutor’s Office for Organized Crime in 2015, such conduct by a Chief Special Prosecutor had not been recorded.  <figure><img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260218180240_40be344ef52ec362a0cabb71cdb9c20318a7662ff6a5df230b1d3b951487bf86.jpg" data-media-id="editor_3" data-image-id="20260218180240_40be344ef52ec362a0cabb71cdb9c20318a7662ff6a5df230b1d3b951487bf86" data-rendition-name="original" width="1920" height="1480" loading="lazy" alt="PROOF OF FORMER SUPPORT FOR THE WORK OF LIDIJA MITROVIĆ: Letter from SDT signed by Miloš Šoškić"><figcaption>PROOF OF FORMER SUPPORT FOR THE WORK OF LIDIJA MITROVIĆ: Letter from SDT signed by Miloš Šoškić(Photo: Portal ETV)</figcaption></figure>  Nor then, nor later, was there any explanation why, until November 24, Chief Special Prosecutor Vladimir Novović and the team of special prosecutors had fully supported, protected, and publicly respected the work of Special Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović. <h2>PERSONA NON GRATA</h2> And then, literally overnight, Prosecutor Mitrović became persona non grata within the SSPO, and soon the target of persecution. The support that the SSPO had provided to Mitrović, and the rejection of numerous initiatives by Minister Injac, is evidenced by documents from the Special State Prosecutor’s Office published by Television E. Thus, on April 22, 2022, Special Prosecutor Zoran Vučinić dismissed as unfounded a complaint filed by Minister Olivera Injac against Special Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović. Then, on May 27, Chief Special Prosecutor Vladimir Novović rejected Olivera Injac’s request for the disqualification of Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović. On June 28 of the same year, Deputy Chief Special Prosecutor Miloš Šoškić informed the Prosecutorial Council that Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović had undertaken actions „fully in accordance with the Criminal Procedure Code“. And just one day before Mitrović submitted the indictment against Olivera Injac to the SSPO registry, on November 23, 2022, the then President of the Prosecutorial Council, Maja Jovanović, informed the Special Prosecutor’s Office that „the Prosecutorial Council assessed the complaints against Prosecutor Lidija Mitrović as unfounded“. What, then, happened during the night between Wednesday, November 23, and Thursday, November 24? Why did a complete turnaround occur, including the forceful seizure of the indictment against Olivera Injac, and later Novović’s fierce persecution of Prosecutor Mitrović?  <figure><img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260218180240_9e3e5f8e17197e16c7cc6bc6d483d02f41b856a6d990920428812b7c438d0c4a.jpg" data-media-id="editor_4" data-image-id="20260218180240_9e3e5f8e17197e16c7cc6bc6d483d02f41b856a6d990920428812b7c438d0c4a" data-rendition-name="original" width="1920" height="1480" loading="lazy" alt="THE FINAL BLOW AGAINST MITROVIĆ: One of two binding instructions from Vladimir Novović"><figcaption>THE FINAL BLOW AGAINST MITROVIĆ: One of two binding instructions from Vladimir Novović(Photo: Portal ETV)</figcaption></figure>  <h2>A MANDATORY POLITICAL INSTRUCTION</h2> Evidently, the Chief Special Prosecutor received from the top of government a „binding political instruction“, that well-known call „that changes everything“. In short: Olivera Injac had to be protected from prosecution at all costs - if the Chief Special Prosecutor wanted to retain the support of the parliamentary majority. - Although Zdravko Krivokapić’s government had fallen, Olivera Injac had the support of the parliamentary majority, as well as of the leadership of the Serbian Church in Montenegro, which had and still has strong influence over the ruling elite - explains an ETV source from the security sector, well informed about the background of certain moves, not only in politics. According to this assessment, Novović’s position primarily depended on the support that the parliamentary majority, whose real leader is Andrija Mandić, could secure for him through Parliament, the Prosecutorial Council, and the leadership of the judiciary. - At the same time, protection for Novović was guaranteed by Milojko Spajić, whose Europe Now Movement (Pokret Evropa sad) party advocated that Olivera Injac must not be prosecuted and that she had already been earmarked for a position in Montenegrin diplomacy - the ETV interlocutor emphasizes. After becoming absolutely certain of political support, the Chief Special Prosecutor in the following months launched a fierce campaign to challenge the work of Lidija Mitrović. <h2>DIVERGING PATHS</h2> Thus, on December 1, 2022, only seven days after seizing the indictment and case files, Novović issued a binding instruction to Prosecutor Mitrović that she must not prosecute Olivera Injac. Several months later, and only days before Olivera Injac was to be elected Mayor of Podgorica, on April 6, 2023, a new binding instruction followed. Never before, during twenty years of the SSPO’s existence, had any Chief Special Prosecutor issued two binding instructions. And, of course, there was again no reaction from the Prosecutorial Council.  <figure><img src="https://publisher-publish.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/pb-etv/swp/8p72gy/media/20260218180244_f89980bc0656ea5fd996a2d7a980e23aab307781b93089f008b56a67e1124962.jpg" data-media-id="editor_5" data-image-id="20260218180244_f89980bc0656ea5fd996a2d7a980e23aab307781b93089f008b56a67e1124962" data-rendition-name="original" width="1200" height="800" loading="lazy" alt="DIFFICULT ROAD TO JUSTICE: Fugitive prosecutor Mitrović"><figcaption>DIFFICULT ROAD TO JUSTICE: Fugitive prosecutor Mitrović(Photo: UGC)</figcaption></figure>  By then it was clear that the paths of Olivera Injac and Lidija Mitrović would no longer cross, that the Europe Now Movement official would advance, while the special prosecutor would come under pressure. Their destinies are now entirely different: former Minister of Defense Olivera Injac is on a diplomatic mission in Brussels, while the former special prosecutor, now finally convicted, is somewhere far away - on the run. In the coming days, our media outlet will present further documents to the public showing how the Chief Special Prosecutor acted and what means he used to rid himself of the „undesirable“ figures within the Special State Prosecutor’s Office.

Radević: Predsjedništvo Slobodne Crne Gore će zauzeti stav o izlasku iz vlasti u Podgorici

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