Tragedy in Cetinje: Man's Rampage Leaves Montenegro in Mourning

A gunman in Montenegro killed at least 10 people before dying from self-inflicted injuries after a shooting rampage across Cetinje. The incident triggered national mourning and discussions on tightening firearm laws, highlighting Montenegro's complex relationship with firearms in a region still affected by past conflicts.

A tragic shooting in Montenegro resulted in the death of at least 10 people, including the gunman, who succumbed to self-inflicted injuries after a suicide attempt, authorities reported.

The shooter, Aleksandar Martinovic, 45, went on a rampage in the town of Cetinje, killing four people initially. He moved to three other locations, taking the lives of at least six more, including two children. Four others are critically injured.

Montenegro's Prime Minister and President have both expressed their horror and sympathy, with a national mourning period declared. The incident has sparked a national debate about gun regulation in a region historically armed from past conflicts.

(With inputs from agencies.)