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Montenegrin officials discuss curbs to illegal guns after 12 killed in mass shooting

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Montenegrin officials discuss curbs to illegal guns after 12 killed in mass shooting

Montenegrin officials discuss curbs to illegal guns after 12 killed in mass shooting

State television broadcaster RTCG reported that Montenegro is sixth in the world when it comes to the number of illegal weapons per capita.


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