Montenegro’s Centinje begins 2025 with a tragic mass shooting that underscores the country’s ongoing struggles with gun violence and a culture of illegal firearms. Local activist Vesna Pejovic’s efforts to reduce violence face significant challenges, amplified by a history of conflict that has left many weapons in circulation.
The shooting incident has reignited concerns over public safety in the Western Balkans, where gun culture runs deep. With a reported surplus of weapons stemming from past regional conflicts, the pressing question remains: how can Montenegro address this persistent issue and ensure a safer environment for its citizens?
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