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At Tivat Airport in Montenegro on September 23, two Russians were detained who were preparing to fly to Tel Aviv with 19 suitcases of electronics, including surveillance equipment. During a search of an apartment in Budva, about one million euros was found.
In Montenegro, 30-year-old Russian citizen Mikhail Shabunin was suspected of killing three shooting range employees in Danilovgrad. According to police, when they tried to detain him, he opened fire on the police, and then killed himself.
On Monday, the Montenegrin government approved amendments to the law on foreigners. The innovations not only significantly tighten the conditions for obtaining a residence permit but also apply even to those who have long lived in the country. In other words, the law has retroactive effect. Now the only hope is that the country's parliament will fix this.
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«Some fear pain, others—poverty, exile, death. But there is a special kind of fear—it doesn’t shout, it simply lives in the chest and squeezes it from within. It’s the fear for someone who cannot protect themselves. My fear is for David. In Russia, children like him have almost no chance. We don’t need to be told what awaits David if he is deported. We know. And we are afraid. We are not afraid for ourselves—but for him. He smiles. He lives. But if he is sent back to Russia—he simply won’t be.»
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