Početkom 1990-tih, u sklopu bivše jugoslovenske armije i pod jakim utjecajem Miloševićeve vlade u Srbiji, crnogorski vojnici su učestvovali u bombardovanju Dubrovnika, historijskog grada pod zaštitom UNESCO-a. 2001. godine, crnogorski predsjednik Milo Đukanović se izvinio svim hrvatskim građanima zbog tih napada.
In the early 1990s, as part of the former Yugoslav army and under the strong influence of the Milosevic government in Serbia, Montenegrin soldiers took part in the bombing of Dubrovnik, a historic city under UNESCO protection. In 2001, Montenegrin President Milo Djukanovic apologised to all Croatian citizens for the attacks.