AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTragic Incident in Danilovgrad: A 30-year-old Russian man, identified as Mikhail Shabunin, killed three shooting-range employees near Danilovgrad before police tracked him down in woods above Herceg Novi; after exchanging fire with officers, he died by suicide. National Mourning: Montenegro’s Prime Minister Milojko Spajić announced two days of national mourning as police and prosecutors continue investigating the motive. Road Safety & Tourism Pressure (Region): In nearby Croatia, the Dubrovnik-Cavtat coastal road is carrying over 33,000 vehicles daily—well above its capacity—highlighting how peak-season traffic can turn into a safety issue for residents and visitors. Schengen Rules Hit Transport Workers: Truck drivers from Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro and North Macedonia protested outside EU delegations, warning of possible border blockades from September 14 over the 90/180-day Schengen stay limit for professional drivers. Travel Prices Watch: Expedia says fall lodging deals are no longer automatic—some destinations stay pricey after summer, so travelers may need to be more selective with dates and locations. Montenegro in the Spotlight (Lifestyle): A celebrity travel post features Montenegro as a “blown us away” destination, with photos from a boat trip and local excursions.
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