Vučić attempted to attack NATO member Montenegro, while Bosniaks believe there will be no war

(Patria) - Montenegrin police conducted enhanced checks this morning at the Tivat Airport border crossing, where around 90 Serbian citizens who arrived in Montenegro on a charter flight from Belgrade were being thoroughly checked. The plane was held on the tarmac, and checks into the basis of their arrival and stay in the country are underway, the Police Administration announced.

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.

There is no official confirmation of these claims so far.

As stated by the Police Administration, the activities are being carried out as part of extensive and enhanced security measures on the occasion of the EU – Western Balkans Summit.

"At the Tivat Airport border crossing, enhanced checks are being conducted, during which a charter flight on the Belgrade – Tivat route, carrying around 90 citizens of the Republic of Serbia who arrived in Montenegro this morning, was singled out and placed under control," the police announced.

They added that passenger checks and verification of the basis for their arrival and stay are ongoing, and that the competent authorities will take all measures prescribed by law.

According to sources from Montenegrin media, Aleksandar Vučić, the President of Serbia, attempted to insert a unit for special or hybrid warfare into that NATO member state. Vučić has not and will not give up his dream of a Greater Serbia. In contrast, in Bosnia and Herzegovina lives an endangered majority, the Bosniak people, who believe there will be no war, even though the war is being waged by different and prolonged means.