The former Serbian spy chief, Aleksandër Vulin, reacted harshly and with insults after the Montenegrin Prime Minister, Milojko Spajic, confirmed the support for the resolution on the genocide in Srebrenica at the United Nations.
According to what Serbian media reports, the future deputy prime minister has threatened the government in Podgorica, but not directly.
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"The future of former Serbs is Greater Albania. Or to put it in fluent Montenegrin: 'Great men became cowards and traitors,'" said Vulin.
He further added that "if Spajic really supports the resolution on Srebrenica, he should also support the statement of the League of Prizren".
According to Vulin, the current diplomatic battle is to determine whether the Serbs are a genocidal nation or not.