The opposition in Montenegro is initiating proceedings to remove Andrija Mandic from his position as speaker of parliament. This action stems from Mandic’s public expression of condolences following the death of Ratko Mladic, a convicted war criminal. The move intensifies existing political tensions within Montenegro and highlights the deep divisions surrounding the legacy of the Yugoslav wars. Mandic’s remarks have drawn widespread condemnation from both domestic and international actors, who view them as insensitive and unacceptable. The opposition argues his actions undermine the country’s commitment to justice and reconciliation. A vote of no confidence is expected to be scheduled in the parliament of Montenegro in the coming days. The outcome remains uncertain but could significantly impact the political landscape of Montenegro.