When the director of RTV Podgorica, Vladimir Otašević, called the incident in front of the Podgorica Cathedral a terrorist act and then backtracked on his accusations, chaos ensued! A car broke through a barrier and injured two people, but is this terrorism or just an unfortunate accident? Otašević accused politicians and media of spreading hatred and paranoia on Facebook, but his post was soon deleted and modified, visible only to friends. The editor-in-chief of the platform Raskrinkavanje.me, Darvin Murić, warns that such statements can destabilize society and cause panic, which can have serious consequences. The police clearly stated there were no signs of planned violence, and the investigation is ongoing. However, Otašević insists on his version, ignoring official information. Media Center director Goran Đurović and DPS councilor Andrija Klikovac condemn Otašević for unprofessionalism and political bias, while the Montenegrin media union calls for adherence to ethical standards. This case reveals how dangerous it is when media leaders spread unverified information and fuel panic instead of calming the situation. If you think this is just another media drama, think again — such statements can literally cost lives! So, what do you think? Did Otašević go too far, or is he just a pawn in political games? Drop a comment and let the people’s voice be heard!
