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Answering journalists’ questions, he indirectly supported the old regime’s decision to expel Serbian ambassador Vladimir Bozovic, while showing his own inconsistency when it comes to the Podgorica Assembly in 1918, which was the reason for the unprecedented diplomatic scandal. in Podgorica.
– Everyone has the right to an opinion, but if that declaration insults the independence and sovereignty of a country, of course it will take the appropriate measures regardless of who the ambassador is – said Krivokapic at the EU headquarters, commenting on the decision to declare Bozovic persona non grata.
However, the Montenegrin prime minister did not explain how Bozovic insulted the sovereignty and independence of the state at the foot of Lovcen.
It should be remembered that at the end of November, the diplomatic representative of our country only expressed a historical fact that does not represent a political position or interference in the internal affairs of the host:
– The great and glorious battle of Mojkovac, as an example of a Christian sacrifice for neighbor and for freedom, was the introduction to the liberation of Montenegro and the Assembly of Podgorica, as a free expression of the will of the people to unite with the brotherly Serbia – said Bozovic at the time.
By the way, in the last elections in which the three-decade-old regime of Milo Đukanović was defeated, Krivokapić topped the “For the future of Montenegro” list, made up mostly of parties that inherit the values of the Podgorica Assembly. However, Krivokapić obviously changed many campaign attitudes after the elections, and how he himself spoke about unification with Serbia in 1918 before going to the polls, see in the video below:
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