Montenegro’s border police seized two guns and ammunition and confiscated a Mercedes vehicle listed by Interpol, after a two-day operation across the country, the police administration said. During the action on 13 and 14 November 2026, officers carried out enhanced checks on foreign nationals’ stay and movement, searching for illegal weapons and preventing other cross-border crime. In total, 163 measures were imposed on foreign nationals who broke the law. Police reported that seven foreigners had their residence cancelled, three received entry bans, and initiatives were filed to end residence permits for 76 people. Officers issued 68 minor-offence orders and submissions, and one person indicated they intended to apply for asylum. The police said firearms were found during searches in Nikšić, where officers raided weekend houses and other premises used by a man from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Two firearms and 23 rounds of ammunition were seized, and the case was reported to the state prosecutor. At the Vraćenovići–Deleuša border crossing, police also stopped a Mercedes B 200 CDI driven by a 23-year-old man from Turkey. Investigators confirmed the vehicle was listed under an international Interpol alert, and it was seized and handed over for further handling. Police additionally uncovered two cases of falsified driving licences at border crossings. At Kula, a 51-year-old man from Kosovo was found to have submitted a suspected falsified Italian driving licence, after checks with specialized equipment and FRONTEX confirmed the forgery. At Dobrakovo, police seized a suspected falsified driving licence from a 37-year-old man from Belarus. Both cases led to criminal reports to prosecutors. Border police also reported stopping smuggling attempts, seizing textile goods and electrical devices worth over 65,000 euros and filing criminal charges against two people. The police said the suspects were processed through criminal reports and the cases were placed with prosecutors for further handling, as the operation was completed over the two-day period.