62 WEAPONS AND OVER 1,100 ROUNDS OF AMMUNITION SURRENDERED IN APRIL: "Respect Life, Return Weapons" Campaign in Montenegro
During April 2026 in Montenegro, as part of the "Respect Life, Return Weapons" campaign, the practice of voluntary surrender of weapons, ammunition, and explosives continued, with citizens handing over a total of 62 firearms, 1,120 rounds of ammunition, and 46 explosive devices to the police, according to the Police Directorate.
TL;DR
- In April 2026, Montenegro's voluntary weapons surrender program collected 62 firearms, 1,120 rounds of ammunition, and 46 explosive devices.
- The "Respect Life, Return Weapons" campaign continued, with citizens handing in weapons and ammunition to the police.
- The southern and central regions of Montenegro saw the highest number of surrendered weapons.
- Among the surrendered firearms, 34 were pistols, 25 were rifles, and three were revolvers.
- The Police Directorate urged citizens to continue participating, assuring them that surrendering weapons, regardless of legal status, would not result in criminal or misdemeanor liability.