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Gulf Press > World > Montenegro commemorates 12 victims of mass shooting with memorial service
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Montenegro commemorates 12 victims of mass shooting with memorial service

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Last updated: 2025/01/05 at 4:43 AM
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In response to a tragic mass shooting that occurred on New Year’s Day in Montenegro, Prime Minister Milojko Spajić has announced new security measures for registered gun holders and strict punishments for those who possess weapons illegally. The shooting, which resulted in the death of 12 victims, including men, women, and children, has shaken the nation and prompted urgent actions to curb the widespread presence of illegal firearms. The gunman, identified as Aco Martinović, took his own life after the attack, leaving four others wounded. This incident comes just a few months after a similar massacre in the same town, further highlighting the need for stricter gun control laws.

At a memorial service held in the central town of Cetinje, family members of the victims, along with political and church leaders, gathered to pay their respects. Mayor Nikola Đurašković expressed his condolences to the families of the victims, acknowledging the senseless tragedy that has left the community devastated. The ceremony served as a moment of unity and support for those affected by the shooting. The government’s response to the incident was characterized by a commitment to cracking down on illegal weapons and implementing enhanced security measures for registered gun owners.

Following the mass shooting, Montenegro’s National Security Council convened an emergency session in the capital city of Podgorica to address the issue of illegal weapons in the country. The council announced a new gun law that will impose stricter regulations on firearms, including mandatory security and psychological checks for registered gun holders. Prime Minister Spajić emphasized the need for ‘draconian’ punishment for those found in possession of illegal weapons, signaling a zero-tolerance approach to gun violence. The government plans to offer a two-month amnesty period for individuals to surrender illegal weapons without facing repercussions, after which stringent penalties will be enforced.

In an effort to combat the prevalence of illegal firearms in Montenegro, authorities are taking decisive action to confiscate these weapons and prevent future tragedies. State television broadcaster RTCG reported that Montenegro ranks sixth globally in terms of the number of illegal weapons per capita, underscoring the urgency of addressing this issue. The government’s response to the recent shootings reflects a commitment to strengthening gun control laws and ensuring the safety of citizens. By implementing stricter regulations, conducting thorough background checks, and imposing harsh penalties for illegal possession of firearms, Montenegro aims to prevent further incidents of gun violence and protect the well-being of its population.

The tragic events that unfolded in Cetinje on New Year’s Day have prompted a national conversation about the need for enhanced gun control measures in Montenegro. The senseless loss of life resulting from mass shootings has underscored the importance of addressing the issue of illegal firearms and improving the safety of communities across the country. As the government implements new security checks for registered gun owners and enforces stringent penalties for illegal weapon possession, it is working towards creating a safer and more secure environment for all citizens. The commitment to cracking down on illegal firearms and preventing future tragedies reflects a proactive approach to addressing gun violence and protecting the well-being of the Montenegrin population.

Overall, the response to the mass shooting in Cetinje has galvanized efforts to strengthen gun control laws, increase security measures, and confiscate illegal weapons in Montenegro. By prioritizing the safety and security of its citizens and taking decisive action to prevent gun violence, the government is sending a clear message that such tragedies will not be tolerated. Through a combination of stricter regulations, enhanced background checks, and severe penalties for illegal possession of firearms, Montenegro is striving to create a safer and more peaceful society for all its residents. As the nation mourns the loss of those affected by the recent shootings, it is also looking towards a future where gun violence is minimized, and communities can thrive without fear of such tragedies occurring again.

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