Montenegro's Ukraine Military Deal: A Ratification Standoff

Montenegro's Delayed Military Pact with Ukraine: A Nation Divided?Podgorica, Montenegro – A planned military agreement between Montenegro and Ukraine, initially scheduled for mid-May, remains unsigned, creating political tension. The delay has sparked debate, with the ruling party and opposition expressing differing views on the agreement's merits and implications. "The delay is causing confusion," said Mihailo Anbušić, a member of the ruling DPS party, in a recent interview. "There's a lack of clarity on the agreement's specifics and its potential impact on Montenegro's foreign policy." While some parties support the agreement, others express concerns about its potential consequences. The agreement, once signed, will need parliamentary ratification, which is not guaranteed. The video also highlights the roles of key figures in the delay, including President Zelenski's absence due to other commitments. Montenegro's commitment to supporting Ukraine remains steadfast, with plans to continue providing aid and adhering to European sanctions against Russia. The ongoing debate underscores the complexities of Montenegro's geopolitical position and the challenges of balancing its international relations.