Montenegro
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Montenegro (Montenegrin: Crna Gora/Црна Гора, meaning "Black Mountain") is a country in Southeastern Europe, and it borders 
Serbia, 
Croatia, 
Albania and 
Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its capital is Podgorica (Central Montenegro).
Contents
Geography
Regions
The original territory of Montenegro is composed of several regions:
North Montenegrin Mountains (occupied by ), Central Montenegro (occupied by ), and Montenegrin Coast (occupied by 
).
Its current territories are listed below:
| Original Owner | Resource |
History
World War V
In early 2011, Italy attempted to invade Montenegro. Several surrounding countries came to Montenegrin defense, eventually repelling the Italian forces, however, the Italian attack would not go unforgotten.
Weeks later, Montenegro would rent its coastal region to the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) during the early stages of what would become World War V. This allowed the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) a path by which it invade Italy during the Adriatic War. The ultimate result of the conflict was the wiping of Italy. Along with the conquering of Italy, ONE-allied forces invaded various other EDEN countries throughout Europe, including Croatia, who was also conquered during the Fourth Balkan War front of World War V.
During this time Montenegro was considered a non-aligned "puppet state" of ONE forces, but this would change shortly after Croatia liberated a number of its regions through resistance wars. On April 21, 2011 Croatia attacked Montenegro, pulling the nation officially into the war for the first time.
On April 24, 2011 all of Montenegro's regions were conquered by Croatia.
On November 29, Montenegro conquered Albanian Coast,[1], and within the next few days Southeastern Albania also. In December all of Montenegro's regions were conquered by Bosnia. On January 5 Montenegro freed it's capital, Central Montenegro, and within next two days North Montenegrin Mountains and Montenegrin coast were freed as well.[2]
Politics
Current government
| President | Anchy Ana | |
| Prime Minister | PodgoricaninPG | |
| Ministry of Foreign Affairs | 
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Petar Popara Crni ShonePG Bogohulja PyrrusOfEpirus |
| Ministry of Economy | 
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ShonePG |
| Ministry of Defence | 
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NBaki Kocka Scekic |
| Ministry of Education | 
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Bogohulja |
| Ministry of Interior Affairs | 
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| Ministry of Health | 
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File:Icon position polit partypresident.gif Political Parties
| Party | Logo | Orientation | Initials | Members | Congressmen (0 seats) | Party President |
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| Jedinstvena Crna Gora | 100px | Far-left, Libertarian | JCG | 71 ▼ | 15 (44.44%) | Kocka Šcekić |
| Narodna Stranka | 100px | Center-left, Libertarian | NS | 48 ▲ | 1 (5.56%) | Gorocrnac |
| Slobodna eCrna Gora | 
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Far-left, Libertarian | SeCG | 43 ▬ | 3 (16.67%) | PodgoričaninPG |
| Crnogorska Partija Obnove | 100px | Center-right, Authoritarian | CPO | 40 ▲ | 4 (22.2%) | Danilo Pajović |
| Familija | 100px | Center-left, Libertarian | 15 ▲ | 2 (11.11%) | Car Paka |
Presidents
Economy
Taxes
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Country trading embargoes
This country can trade with any other country in eRepublik.
Military
There are eleven military units in Montenegro:
- Guslari
- Serdari
- Perjanici
- Đetići
- Legija Stranaca
- Balkan Elite Force
- Hermanos Cartel
- Gvozdeni Perjanici
- Akademija Serdara
- Joy Division
- Andruil
Mutual Protection Pacts
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External links
References
- ↑ http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-29-2011--1914195/1/20
- ↑ http://www.erepublik.com/en/article/-ministarsto-informisanja-sastav-vlade-desavanja-na-balkanu--1941959/1/20
Regions of  Montenegro
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