"OLD CODES NO LONGER APPLY" Rajko Nedić on the murder of Krsto Vujić and the Kavač-Škaljar war: "The Terminator" calmly drank coffee, then was shot in front of his wife and child
Krsto Vujić (44), a member of the Škaljar clan, was wounded on Tuesday in Barcelona and later died from his injuries. At the time of the shooting, around 4 p.m., he was sitting on a cafe terrace with a woman and child, while other guests were inside the establishment. After being wounded, he was transferred to the hospital in serious condition, where his condition worsened sharply on Saturday, and he died around 11 p.m.
TL;DR
- Krsto Vujić, a high-ranking member of the Škaljar clan, was fatally wounded in Barcelona and died from his injuries.
- Vujić was reportedly a target of the rival Kavač clan in an ongoing war that has claimed over 80 lives.
- The conflict, reportedly over drug routes and specifically cocaine, is now extending beyond the Balkans into Europe, with Spain being a new focal point.
- The assassination occurred in broad daylight in front of Vujić's family, indicating a disregard for old criminal codes.
- Vujić, known as "The Terminator," had previously survived multiple assassination attempts in Montenegro.
- The current violence is described as a "mini civil war" in Montenegro, tearing apart families and social bonds.
- An alleged arrest in Switzerland did not lead to Vujić's detention due to identity verification issues.