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PHOTO: NATO opponents demanding referendum, shouted: Putin is a Serb!

Citizens gathered around 6pm in front of the Parliament in Podgorica from where the organizers called for a referendum on which it would be decided about membership in NATO. 

After a long time at the stage in Podgorica former president of Montenegro and the government of the Republic of Yugoslavia Momir Bulatovic could be seen because as he said he cannot keep silent about NATO and joining the NATO would be shameful. 

Organizers of the protest new Serbian democracy and Democratic people’s party announced a new gathering in around ten days. 

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Protest in Podgorica is over. Gathering went without incidents. 

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leader of New Serbian democracy Andrija Mandic said that citizens will refuse NATO membership on a referendum for sure, and that it is unacceptable for them to become NATO member after being bombed by NATO. He thinks that Montenegro will be on a verge of conflicts of the referendum is avoided and the will of people ignored. 

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President of Democratic people’s party DNP Milan Knezevic said that on 2nd of December by NATO invitation the NATO bombing from ’99 was continued. 

He emphasized that Kosovo will be taken back one day for sure, because it is the heart of Montenegro 

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One of the speakers invited gathered people to shout “Russia” and “Long live brotherly Serbia”, which they did. 

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During the speech of Ljubo Komatina whose father was killed in Murino during the bombing in 1999 people were shouting: “Putin is a Serb!” 

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Large number of police officers is in front of the Montenegrin parliament. A group of citizens from Niksic just arrived.

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Around 50 people came from Bar with group “Serbs from Bar”.

Protest is organized by New Serbian democracy and Democratic people’s party along with a couple of smaller political subjects. 

Police directorate approved the gathering which was reported in accordance with the procedure. 

From the police was said that in accordance with the law they will record the gathering from 4pm to 10pm, and if the circumstances require it, the recording might last even longer. 

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