Montenegro To Join European Mission To Train Ukrainian Military Personnel

The country's parliament voted in favor of the decision.

Montenegro's parliament has decided to include its servicemen in the European Union's military aid mission to Ukraine. This was reported by Radio Slobodna Evropa on Thursday, June 12.

The publication writes that 49 out of 81 MPs voted for the decision. The submission had entered the parliamentary procedure nine months ago and was awaiting adoption.

The publication writes that Montenegro's opposition accused Parliament Speaker Andrija Mandic, who is an opponent of NATO and a supporter of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, of obstructing the decision.

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