Montenegro

At least 11 people were killed during a mass shooting in Montenegro's central city of Cetinje on Friday, the country's public broadcaster said, ...

I do not know where this can lead us,” said Cetinje resident Milorad Mitrovic to RTCG. "I invite all the citizens of Montenegro to be with the families of the innocent victims," the prime minister wrote in a post on Telegram. In the shooting's wake, Prime Minister Dritan Abazovic called on the country to offer support to the families of the victims, saying the incident was unprecedented in Montenegro's recent history.

Montenegro state TV reports that a man went on a shooting rampage killing 11 people on the streets before being shot dead.

RTCG quoted police sources as saying that the attack came after a family dispute, but gave no further details. Four of the wounded were transferred to a hospital in Cetinje while two others with serious wounds were sent to the Clinical Center in Podgorica, it said. RTCG, quoting witnesses, said the attacker was randomly shooting at people walking in the street, including at children.

Crime Scene in Cetinje, Montenegro. Photo: Jelena Jovanovic. At least 11 people were killed and another six wounded, including two children and the attacker, ...

Local media reported that the attacker was later taken down by police but the prosecution denied such claims saying the gunman was killed by a citizen of Cetinje. Police are yet to officially to confirm the identity of the gunman and details of the crime. “I call on all the citizens of Montenegro to be with the families of the innocent victims, their relatives, friends and all the citizens of the royal capital of Cetinje,” Abazovic took to Twitter to say.

The small former Yugoslav republic of Montenegro on Friday ordered a Russian diplomat to leave over what it called violations of norms, prompting Moscow to ...

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Twelve people including a gunman were killed in a mass shooting in Montenegro on Friday, according to local media reports, while another six were injured.

Earlier, media reported that police had killed the shooter. The shooter then walked out of his house and killed another 7 people. "The family was staying at the house of the shooter as tenants," Brdjanin said.

State TV RTCG said the 34-year-old gunman wounded another six people, including a policeman, in the city of Cetinje's Medovina neighborhood, which is near the ...

State TV RTCG said the 34-year-old gunman wounded another six people, including a policeman, in the city of Cetinje’s Medovina neighborhood, which is near the seat of the former royal government. RTCG quoted police sources as saying that the attack came after a family dispute, but gave no further details. Four of the wounded were transferred to a hospital in Cetinje while two others with serious wounds were sent to the Clinical Center in Podgorica, it said.

A man went on a shooting rampage in a town in Montenegro, killing 11 people before he was shot dead in a gun battle with police, state television reported.

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Prime minister Dritan Abazovic wrote on his Telegram channel that the incident was 'an unprecedented tragedy'.

Andrijana Nastic, the prosecutor co-ordinating the crime scene investigation, said the gunman was killed by a passerby and that a police officer was among the wounded. President Milo Djukanovic said on Twitter that he was “deeply moved by the news of the terrible tragedy” , calling for “solidarity” with the families who lost loved ones in the incident. Montenegrin police chief Zoran Brdjanin said in a video statement that attacker was a 34-year-old man he identified only by his initials, V.B.

At least 11 people were killed, including two children, in a deadly mass shooting in Montenegro's southern city of Cetinje on Friday, according to state ...

All of us as a society must stand in solidarity with them in these difficult times," Đukanović said on Twitter. The head of Clinical Center of Montenegro Ljiljana Radulovic said that three of the injured victims are in the hospital in a critical condition. Authorities say they have identified the attacker -- said to be a 34-year-old man -- and that his rampage was brought to an end when he was shot dead by a civilian.

12 people are dead and six injured following an incident in which a man opened fire at random in Cetinje.

The man used a hunting rifle to first shoot the tenants in his home, then random people he passed outside.

Prime minister Dritan Abazovic wrote on his Telegram channel the incident was "an unprecedented tragedy" and urged people "to be, in their thoughts, with the families of the innocent victims, their relatives, friends and all the people of Cetinje". The gunman used a hunting rifle to first shoot the two children, aged eight and 11, and their mother, who lived as tenants in his house. The man used a hunting rifle to first shoot the tenants in his home, then random people he passed outside.