Mass Shooting in Montenegro Leaves Ten Dead

A horrific shooting rampage in Cetinje, Montenegro, resulted in at least 10 deaths, including two children, following a bar fight. The assailant, 45-year-old Aleksandar Martinovic, returned to the bar armed after an altercation and proceeded to shoot multiple victims, including family members and the bar owner. After the attacks, which spanned several locations, Martinovic fled but later died from self-inflicted injuries when cornered by police. The incident has prompted a declaration of three days of national mourning by Prime Minister Milojko Spajic, who described it as a 'terrible tragedy'. Authorities are investigating the motives behind the shootings, which are not believed to be linked to organized crime, and are examining Martinovic's history of violent behavior and illegal weapons possession. This marks one of the worst mass killings in Montenegro's history, raising concerns about the country's gun culture.