Former police officer Sasha Laziq has secured accommodation in Lushtica for a group of 45 participants. This information, reported by “Vijesti” citing several sources, relates to individuals who recently returned to Belgrade after arriving at Tivat Airport. According to details provided by the outlet, Laziq reportedly arrived at a pavilion situated at the entrance of Boka Bay, accompanied by fellow citizens from Obrenovci, specifically naming Ivan Gjukiq and Goran Mihajlović.
While the primary focus is on the group’s lodging arrangements, the reporting also details the circumstances surrounding their recent movements in Montenegro. Unofficial accounts suggest that the group initially entered Montenegro on February 2nd. However, their travel plans encountered difficulties, as they were reportedly detained by police in Bijelo Polje during the night spanning Wednesday and Thursday, following an attempt to depart the country.
Furthermore, sources cited by “Vijesti” indicated that on Wednesday, February 3rd, a contract was executed involving the company “LB Hotels Managem.” The reporting provides multiple threads of information regarding the group’s itinerary and activities within Montenegro, all according to various sources. The arrangements for the 45 participants, involving Laziq, underscore recent logistical movements related to the individuals.
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