All regimes attempt to stay in power by improving the situation of their countries. In order to maintain the necessary tension in the country, the regime has been working hard on not solving the problem of Kosovo for at least ten years. Now that Kosovo, with its fires, has floated away from Serbia, the regime, in order to preserve the tension that preserves it, is trying to start a backup blaze in Montenegro. Montenegro's dissatisfaction with its position in the joint state is justified and understandable. However it is not understandable that in Montenegro they believe that their problems could be solved only by leaving the joint state.
Some questions inevitably arise here.
Montenegro was not put in a difficult and inequitable position by Serbia. Rather, the regime brought misery and hopelessness to both Serbia and Montenegro. The regime ignores the rights, the will and the interests not only of the Montenegrin people but of the Serbian people as well. Serbia has as many reasons for dissatisfaction with the joint state as does Montenegro. If something is wrong in the joint state, then what is wrong should be changed and corrected rather than using each case of dissatisfaction for threats of secession.