Archive · 30 Jan 2026
Montenegro Officials Resign Amid Sex Tape Scandal
Two important officials in Montenegro, Mirjana Pajkovic and Dejan Vuksic, have resigned because a private video of them was shared online.
Pajkovic says Vuksic tried to blackmail her with the video, while Vuksic says he didn't do anything wrong and that Pajkovic is trying to blackmail him.
Both have filed legal complaints, and the situation is being investigated.
The video caused a lot of controversy and discussions about privacy and power in the government.
Mirjana Pajkovic and Dejan Vuksic, top officials in Montenegro, resigned due to a sex tape scandal.
Pajkovic accused Vuksic of blackmailing her with the video, while Vuksic denied the allegations and accused her of blackmail.
Both have filed criminal complaints against each other, with investigations ongoing.
The leaked footage caused public outrage and intense political fallout.
Pajkovic encouraged women to stand up against threats and blackmail in her resignation statement.
- Who
- Mirjana Pajkovic and Dejan Vuksic, top officials in Montenegro
- What
- Resignation due to a sex tape scandal and mutual accusations
- When
- Pajkovic resigned on January 23; Vuksic resigned in December
- Where
- Montenegro
- Why
- Leaked explicit footage and mutual accusations of blackmail and unauthorized distribution of content
- Officials Involved
- Mirjana Pajkovic and Dejan Vuksic
- Positions Held
- Director General for Human Rights and former National Security Agency Director
- Resignation Dates
- Pajkovic: January 23; Vuksic: December
- Allegations
- Blackmail, unauthorized distribution of explicit content
- Legal Action
- Criminal complaints filed by both parties
- Status
- Investigations ongoing
- Public Outrage
- Footage widely circulated on social media