URGENT UPDATE: A Tivat resident has been fined €445 for insulting Montenegro MP Nikola Zirojević on social media. The ruling was announced by the Budva Minor Offences Court following an incident that occurred on December 12, 2025, at approximately 5 PM.
The accused, identified as M.J., aged 57, posted a series of derogatory comments on Zirojević’s Facebook profile, which triggered legal action. Authorities report that M.J. was swiftly detained and brought before Judge Jelena Stanišić in Kotor for a rapid hearing on December 17, 2025.
This incident underscores the tense political climate in Montenegro and the increasing scrutiny of online behavior, particularly regarding public officials. The ruling reflects a growing trend to address online harassment and uphold the dignity of political figures.
As social media continues to evolve, the implications of this case may resonate beyond the borders of Tivat. Observers are closely monitoring how such legal precedents will shape online discourse in Montenegro and potentially influence similar cases globally.
Authorities are keen to emphasize the importance of respectful communication in the digital age. This ruling serves as a reminder that actions taken online can have immediate and serious repercussions.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as it unfolds.
