Montenegro bars Vučić's 'flying Ćacilend' amid summit disruption claims

A report from Večernji List alleges a "blatant embarrassment" for Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, stemming from an alleged attempt to disrupt a major summit in Montenegro. The article claims Vučić tried to fly 87 "suspicious, muscular, tattooed individuals with extensive criminal records" into Tivat, Montenegro, for the Western Balkans summit.

The publication frames this as a desperate act by a "political desperado" aiming to destabilize Montenegro, a NATO member and aspiring EU state. The alleged goal was to create chaos, demonstrating Montenegro's supposed inability to host such events and thereby hindering its path to European Union membership.

Večernji List further criticizes Vučić's leadership, asserting that Serbia is "long gone" from EU membership prospects under his rule. This assessment is reportedly reinforced by a recent European Parliament resolution. The article suggests Vučić's actions were a last-ditch effort to impede Montenegro's EU aspirations, portraying his associates as "drunken and unruly fans" who would chant his name, believing he is adored there.

The piece uses highly charged language, referring to the alleged plan as a "descent attempt" and labeling Vučić a "radical." It contrasts Serbia's stalled progress with Montenegro's EU trajectory, painting a picture of Vučić as an increasingly isolated and desperate political figure.