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Djukanovic was monitored, money, and uniforms seized - PM
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic says "some individuals" have been detained in Belgrade in connection with the events in Montenegro.
Vucic: Serbia Arrests People Involved in 'Illegal Acts' in Montenegro
Vucic said the people arrested in Serbia following an alleged coup d'etat in Montenegro have nothing to do with politicians in either country, but had connections to a third country.
Montenegro 'Coup Plotter' Says Evidence Was Planted
Former Serbian Gendarmerie commander Bratislav Dikic has said that - during his arrest on October 16 for planning a coup in Montenegro - a Montenegrin policeman "planted evidence" on him, namely a phone and keys to a warehouse containing weapons.
Dikic is under arrest in Montenegro for allegedly plotting a coup on election day in Montenegro.
Security Services Bureau to meet in Belgrade
Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic has called a meeting of the Security Services Coordination Bureau for Monday in Belgrade.
The possible involvement of Serbian citizens in the recent events in Montenegro will be on the agenda, among other things, Interior Minister Nebojsa Stefanovic, who is also a deputy prime minister, has told Tanjug.
Montenegro Prosecutor's Coup Claims Fail to Resolve Doubts
Montenegro's special prosecutor for organized crime, Milivoje Katnic, on Thursday tried to convince the public that the state has firm evidence that a terrorist attack was planned for election day as doubts swirl over the official version of the event.
Ruling DPS accuses minister of "siding with terrorists"
Montenegro's ruling DPS party has accused the country's interior minister, Goran Danilovic, of "siding with terrorists."
Danilovic is an opposition politician who is a member of the transitional government, headed by DPS leader Milo Djukanovic.
Vucic: Relations with Montenegro fair, we seek legal explanation
PROLOM BANJA - Serbia's relations with Montenegro are stable and fair, and Serbia does not want to erode them - it is seeking a legal - not political - explanation from Podgorica following the arrest of former Serbian Gendarmerie chief Bratislav Dikic in Montenegro, PM Aleksandar Vucic said Monday.
Montenegro Opposition Urge Minority MPs to Join Them
Montenegro's four opposition groups have urged ethnic minority representatives to join their ranks to form a new interim government, which would be tasked with organizing snap elections.
They also demanded an international probe into the allegations of a terrorist attack reportedly planned on polling day on Sunday.
"Putin lost in Montenegro, will try to cause more problems"
U.S. Analyst University Daniel Serwer says there is strong support for Montenegro's accession to NATO and the EU in the wake of the elections in that country.
Montenegrin opposition does not recognize election results
The DF, the Grand Kljuc Coalition, the Democrats, and the Social-Democrats have decided not to recognize the results of Montenegro's parliamentary elections.
Montenegro: Opposition Claims Major Election Irregularities
PODGORICA — Montenegro's opposition claimed on Monday that an inconclusive parliamentary election was packed with irregularities, including the authorities' blocking of popular messaging services on election day, VOA reports.
Vucic: Relations with Montenegro "stable and fair"
PROLOM BANJA - Serbia's relations with Montenegro are stable and fair, and Serbia does not want to erode them - it is seeking a legal - not political - explanation from Podgorica following the arrest of former Serbian Gendarmerie chief Bratislav Dikic in Montenegro, PM Aleksandar Vucic said Monday.
NATO: Montenegro had democratic elections
A NATO spokesperson on Monday described Sunday's parliamentary elections in Montenegro as democratic.
Djukanovic: Montenegro to Join NATO Within Several Months
BELGRADE - Montenegro will join NATO within several months, head of the ruling Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic said after parliamentary elections held on Sunday.
He also vowed to accelerate negotiations on the country's joining the European Union.
Vucic suspicious over accusations against Dikic
Bratislav Dikic - Photo: Dado DJilas
PROKUPLJE - Serbian PM Aleksandar Vucic on Monday voiced suspicion over accusations of terrorism levelled by Montenegro against a group of 20 Serbian citizens led by former Gendarmerie chief Bratislav Dikic that has been arrested in the country.