Siege of Dubrovnik and other nonsense 

Take a look at this part: 

Đukanović's cabinet organized the Siege of Dubrovnik

how could possibly the Government of Montenegro organize a JNA operation?! Even in today's independent Montenegro, Government does not command the army, president does.

Then, there's:

 most infamous was the handover of 200 Moslem refugees in 1992 directly to the Trebinje corpus at the order of Milo Djukanovic. For 23 days the Montenegrin police and Yugoslav special forces under Milo's command hunted down the Muslims until each and every one of them was arrested. 

Make a search on the deportation of Muslims, and the command responsibility.

Milo opposed the Dayton Accords which he criticized as being anti-Serb

The moment that sparked most controversy in 1999 is when Milo as President openly asked President Clinton to bomb Montenegro

Anyone can find a source for this nonsense?

I'm tired of quoting for now, but this text has remained to be full of speculative and inaccurate informations. Will edit heavily soon.