On the eve of the protest on Saturday, the police arrested the participants, 13 of them were detained.

The police administration announced that they have so far identified 13 people who are suspected of causing incidents in front of the Parliament of Montenegro building on Monday evening, during the "Ima nas" protest.

"Officials of the Police Administration in relation to the incident in front of the Parliament of Montenegro building on December 12, when an organized attack was carried out by several persons on police officers, but also on the protected facility - the Parliament of Montenegro, are taking all measures with the aim of identifying the perpetrators of possible criminal acts and misdemeanors," they state in the statement.

So far, 13 persons have been identified - F.K., M.V., Đ.I., M.P. from Podgorica, M.V. from Danilovgrad, M.K. and you. from Kotor, R.K. from Herceg Novi, R.V. from Cetinje, D.Ć. from Žabljak, A.H. from Beran, E.G. from Nikšić and A.P. from Plav.

"Informations have been collected from them, and further activities are being undertaken in cooperation with the prosecutor from the Basic State Prosecutor's Office in Podgorica, who will carry out the legal qualifications of the crime," they added in the announcement.

Members of the police will continue to undertake activities with the aim of fully elucidating the event and identifying all the perpetrators.

This police action is just one of the forms of intimidation of citizens, ahead of Saturday's big protest, with which citizens once again want to resist the anti-state actions of the current government. The police just continued with their criminal actions and attacks on free citizens of Montenegro, such as those at Belvedere and Nikšić, when they attacked the naked people with tear gas, rubber bullets, shock bombs and chemical weapons for no reason, all for the interests of Moscow and Belgrade.

M. J.