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The Alliance of Associations of Fighters of the National Liberation War and Anti-Fascists of Montenegro (SUBNORA) highlighted Vidak Živkov Delibašić's house in Riđani near Nikšić as a crucial site for the preparation of the July 13 Uprising, the first mass popular uprising.
The Alliance of Fighters and Anti-fascists of Montenegro (SUBNORA) reacted to Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić's statement that he would not attend Montenegro's Independence Day celebration, rejecting any undermining of their state's sovereignty and integrity.
A restored partisan memorial cemetery was unveiled on Glavica hill in Gornji Vakuf, honoring fighters from all former Yugoslav republics who died in World War II.
The anniversary of former Yugoslav leader Josip Broz Tito's death was commemorated in Kumrovec, Croatia, 46 years after his passing. The occasion sparked renewed discussions about his complex legacy and impact on the region.
High school student Petar Jovović visited SUBNORA of Montenegro, extending congratulations for July 13th, Uprising Day and Statehood Day, and emphasizing that antifascism is a matter of the future.
The Association of Fighters of the National Liberation War and Anti-Fascists of Montenegro (SUBNORA) condemned all crimes and suffering of innocent people, expressing full support for clarifying all circumstances surrounding the 1945 Bar massacre.