At the Moscow airport, Domodedovo detained Montenegrin politician

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Representative of the Democratic Party of Socialists of Montenegro, Miodrag Vukovich, was detained at Moscow's Domodedovo airport, Vijesti reported, citing the source. In his words, the Montenegrin politician was on his way to Minsk. The interlocutor of the newspaper claims that Miodrag Vukovich was detained "for political reasons" and declared "persona non grata".

According to media reports, the Montenegrin politician took his passport and placed him in a room in the transit zone of Domodedovo without water and a toilet. By the evening, Miodrag Vukovich's health deteriorated. He was not provided with any official documents on the reasons for the detention, and was not allowed to use the phone.

Representatives of the Montenegrin Embassy in Moscow managed to get to politics only closer to midnight, "and even they did not understand what was going on," added a source Vijesti . "The Russian ambassador in Podgorica is simply furious," the source said. He specified that the diplomats had given Miodrag Vucovic the necessary medications.

As a result, the Montenegrin politician was offered to continue his journey to Minsk, but he stated that he "just wants to return home." This morning Miodrag Vukovich was deported by a return flight to Tivat in Montenegro. As Vijesti notes, the politician's assistant, with whom Mr. Vukovich flew to Minsk, was not detained and stayed in Moscow.

Source: https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3311385

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