Montenegro's Ministry of Defense (MOD) announced that a regional EU platform survey revealed 63.3% public trust in the Army of Montenegro (VCG). The MOD attributes this high trust to the VCG's commitment to supporting the civilian population through various activities.

Montenegro's Center for Democratic Transition (CDT) has called on the Ministry of Defense and the Army to state their position and conclude legal procedures regarding a video of soldiers singing that was published in the media.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense stated that no members of its army are currently part of the NATO mission in Iraq, and any future engagement will be decided after a detailed security risk assessment.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense stated that national flags are displayed in accordance with regulations during all activities, including international engagements, refuting unverified claims.

Montenegro's Ministry of Defense has announced new cadet education opportunities at military academies, targeting young individuals seeking a professional military career and international education with guaranteed employment in the Montenegrin Army.

The Ministry of Defense and the German Embassy in Montenegro are organizing a humanitarian concert, with all proceeds to be donated to the Resource Center for Children and Youth.

The Ministry of Defense in Montenegro has issued a public call for the recruitment of 34 individuals, requiring candidates to meet general legal conditions including Montenegrin citizenship, appropriate education, and physical and psychological fitness.