Serbia and Montenegro trade expulsion of Ambassadors

[NewYorkExpress]

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55118403

Montenegro and Serbia have expelled each other's ambassadors over a historical dispute dating back more than a century.

Serbian ambassador to Montenegro, Vladimir Bozovic, described a decision by Montenegrin authorities in 1918 to unify with Serbia as a "liberation".

He was accused of "interfering in Montenegro's internal affairs" and given 72 hours to leave the country.

Montenegro's ambassador to Serbia, Tarzan Milosevic, was also expelled.

[Omega21]

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-55118403

Montenegro and Serbia have expelled each other's ambassadors over a historical dispute dating back more than a century.

Serbian ambassador to Montenegro, Vladimir Bozovic, described a decision by Montenegrin authorities in 1918 to unify with Serbia as a "liberation".

He was accused of "interfering in Montenegro's internal affairs" and given 72 hours to leave the country.

Montenegro's ambassador to Serbia, Tarzan Milosevic, was also expelled.

Milo's people have been voted out the PM office for the first time in 30 years, it's only natural he is going to pull something on his way out the Govt.

Won't be an issue for long tho, the new Government is taking over soon.

[CumbrianLefty]

"Tarzan", really? Then again Balkan politics has always been a bit of a jungle

[Silent Hunter]

"Tarzan", really? Then again Balkan politics has always been a bit of a jungle

I once encountered a Montenegrin customs officer called "Sandra".

[Omega21]

"Tarzan", really? Then again Balkan politics has always been a bit of a jungle

I once encountered a Montenegrin customs officer called "Sandra".

Sandra is a pretty common name in the Balkans, surprised to hear it's weird in the West

[Silent Hunter]

"Tarzan", really? Then again Balkan politics has always been a bit of a jungle

I once encountered a Montenegrin customs officer called "Sandra".

Sandra is a pretty common name in the Balkans, surprised to hear it's weird in the West

It's not weird... it's very "common". It's like almost "Karen"-esque.

[Meclazine for Israel]

Here is the footage of how the disagreement started:

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=758912260881828

[Omega21]

Serbia has withdrawn the expulsion, saying that even though it is standard procedure under the Vienna Convention, "life" is more important.

[CumbrianLefty]

"Tarzan", really? Then again Balkan politics has always been a bit of a jungle

I once encountered a Montenegrin customs officer called "Sandra".

Sandra is a pretty common name in the Balkans, surprised to hear it's weird in the West

It's not weird... it's very "common". It's like almost "Karen"-esque.

Yes, was once one of the commonest girls names in Scotland especially.