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The photo was posted yesterday on Facebook, and it shows students holding drawn Serbian tricolor flags in their hands.
The headmistress of the school, Biljana Vukmanovic, confirmed that disciplinary proceedings were initiated against the teacher in a statement to CdM.

The prosecution had previously assigned the same measure to another MP of Democratic Front (DF), Milun Zogovic.
DNP leader Milan Knezevic is currently at the hearing, Podgorica based "Vijesti" reported. Mandic and Knezevic were arrested last night on suspicion of committing criminal offense of preventing an official from performing his official duties.

According to Darmanovic, such negotiations have never happened, nor can happen in future.

The suspect, whose initials are M.B., carried a South African passport at the time.

The initiative by these two opposition politicians in Montenegro is addressed at Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, and the chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia-Herzegovina Milorad Dodik.

Podogrica daily Pobjeda reported this, Tanjug said on Tuesday.

It remains unclear at this time when the M-75 hand grenades went missing - while the incident was discovered when checks were conducted at all Montenegrin Army depots for weapons and ammunition.

Montenegro-based website CdM is reporting this on Monday.

The video was made at an event dubbed "Siroki Brijeg Evening" held in Croatia's capital Zagreb, where Mato Bulic was the performer.

Grabar-Kitarovic not only sang, but got "totally relaxed, and danced with her hands up in the air," CdM writes.

A press release identified the officer with his initials as E.H., adding that the shooting did not result in any injuries or material damage.

Montenegro's state broadcaster RTCG said that the ministry did not explain whether E.H. fired accidentally or on purpose.

This happened ahead of the return leg of the ABA League semifinal match between Buducnost Podgorica and Cedevita Zagreb.

Cedevita fans in this way "responded" to Montenegrin club's supporters, who last Monday chanted the same thing in downtown Zagreb.

Retailers in Slovenia are the best in the region and are followed by their colleagues in Serbia, while Montenegro is a synonym for poor retail service.