Montenegro Told The EU It Had Frozen Assets Of Blacklisted Russians, But It Wasn't True

Months after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Montenegro announced it was joining Western sanctions and later claimed it had frozen the assets of dozens of blacklisted Russian nationals. The move was heralded but turned out later to be largely untrue.

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