The leaders of the Democratic Front in Montenegro announced that this political alliance no longer exists, after 11 years since its foundation.

Andrija Mandic, leader of the New Serb Democracy, Milan Knezevic, leader of the Democratic People's Party, and Nebojsa Medojevic, leader of the Movement for Changes, announced on May 14, at a joint press conference, that they will continue the political struggle through individual action.

The pro-Russian and pro-Serbian Democratic Front is the largest coalition of the parliamentary majority which in August 2020, together with the Democrats and the URA movement, took over power from the Democratic Party of socialists of Milo Djukanovic after three decades.

Medojevic's Movement for Changes was created as a non-governmental organization composed of sovereignists who abandoned Medojevic as he moved closer to Serbian national parties.

.The three leaders of the DF announced that they are parting ways without conflict or argument and that they remain on friendly terms, reports Radio Free Europe.

“The DF made a decision that the founding parties take different paths towards the same goal, and our goal is for Montenegro to be reconciled,” said Mandic.

The DF leaders said that they made the biggest contribution in 2020 in ousting Djukanovic's DPS, but also Djukanovic himself, who lost the presidential election in April this year to Jakov Milatovic, who was supported by this alliance.

However, they said are not satisfied with the reform performance of the last two governments.

“Djukanovic's regime was defeated with great sacrifices, but even today, three years after the change of government, we have the legacy of that regime,” said Knezevic.

Medojevic announced that his Movement for Changes will run independently in the upcoming elections, scheduled for June 11, while Mandic and Knezevic will apparently still run jointly, but it remains unclear under what name.

DF had three foreign policy goals: the withdrawal of the recognition of Kosovo's independence, lifting of sanctions against Russia, and Montenegro leaving NATO.