PROTESTS IN MONTENEGRO Police used tear gas, bottles, stones, flares thrown, citizens dispersed around 8 PM

(Patria) - After the deputies of the current parliamentary majority, 41 of them, voted for the amendments to the Law on the President for the second time today, citizens who had been waiting for the voting outcome all day, announced that roads across Montenegro will be blocked starting tomorrow, and announced a new protest for Saturday. Unpleasant scenes occurred in front of the Assembly after it was announced that today's gathering was over, but some protested against it. Then, the gathered people started throwing stones, bottles, flares... at the Assembly. At one point, the citizens moved towards the Assembly and tore down the protective fence, after which the police used tear gas.

8:00 PM - Around 8 PM, citizens began to disperse and the area in front of the Assembly is empty.

7:36 PM - Citizens are still in front of the Parliament of Montenegro.

6:51 PM - Flares, singing, and Montenegrin flags in front of the Assembly. Citizens refused to disperse, so they lit flares, raised Montenegrin flags high, and sang patriotic songs.

6:38 PM - Those gathered in front of the Assembly chanted: "E viva Montenegro!"

6:31 PM - DPS officials between the police cordon and the gathered citizens

DPS deputies Danijel Živković, Miloš Nikolić, and the party's general secretary Aleksandar Bogdanović are also between the police cordons and the citizens...

Citizens are not dispersing.

6:27 PM - As reported by the CdM journalist from the Assembly, URA Civic Movement deputies left the parliament through a side exit.

6:25 PM - Executive Director of the Free Citizens Forum Luča, Nebojša Mrvaljević, asked the gathered citizens to disperse peacefully.

6:10 PM - Police gave citizens a five-minute deadline to disperse, which the demonstrators met with whistles and curses.

The police warned them that they would use force.

6:08 PM - DPS deputy Jevto Eraković left the parliament building and tried to reach the citizens to talk to them, but failed and returned inside.

6:04 PM - Police forces are concentrated in front of the building of the Parliament of Montenegro. Gathered citizens are chanting "Treason, treason!"

It is still tense in front of the Assembly.

Broken glass on the Assembly doors.

5:55 PM - Citizens chanted "Dritane p****ru!". An ambulance team also arrived in front of the Assembly.