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According to preliminary police information, the girls drowned around 12:50 p.m. The victims were identified by initials J.D. and A.M., both from Fushë-Kruje, Albanian post reports.
MPs supported him with a thunderous applause, and Parliament Speaker Gordan Jandroković expressed regret over his departure.
Miljana Kecmanović was sentenced to two years and 11 months, and Vladimir to 14 years and six months in prison, reports Telegraf.
Montenegro today temporarily closed two more chapters in the accession negotiations for membership in the European Union at an intergovernmental conference in Luxembourg, where the country was represented by Prime Minister Milojko Spajić
The arrests were carried out on the order of the Special Department for Combating Corruption of the Higher Public Prosecutor's Office in Novi Sad.
He spoke particularly emotionally about the 2006 referendum and the restoration of Montenegrin independence.
He had been living in Belgrade since 2009. The match was attended by his wife Anja and son Isak.
All emergency services have been dispatched to the scene - police, firefighters and emergency medical services.
Four people were killed and one injured in a collision of two cars that occurred today around 12:25 PM on the northern Virovitica bypass.
The Islamic Community in Croatia has launched one of its largest projects, involving the construction of an Educational Centre on 9,000 square metres in the immediate vicinity of the Islamic Centre Zagreb.
The commemoration was attended by family members, friends, colleagues and numerous well-known names from the world of sports. Among them were basketball player Nikola Vučević, former national team player Aleksandar Saša Pavlović, as well as Dušan Kecman.
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić arrived in Montenegro today. Vučić landed by plane at the airport in Tivat.
The Police Administration and the National Security Agency of Montenegro announced that today 87 men who arrived on a charter flight from Serbia to Tivat were expelled from the country.
According to unofficial information, it is suspected that their arrival could be linked to activities that have elements of hybrid action during the holding of the EU – Western Balkans Summit in Tivat. Also, according to unofficial information, they have been denied entry into Montenegro and will be returned to Belgrade.
Unusually high temperatures have brought a summer atmosphere to Rovinj much earlier than usual.
A large group of citizens gathered in front of the Palace, blocking traffic in Kolarčeva Street from 2 PM, demanding the removal of the banner. Citizens welcomed the removal of the banner with whistles and applause, as well as shouts of "Remove it", "Pump it", "The government is falling" and "Ua".
"Belgrade has spoken. The number of demonstrators against the corruption and intimidation of the Vučić regime was huge. Reports and footage show police violence against demonstrators," she added.
