Bratislav Dikic

The Montenegrin prosecution on Tuesday said an arrest warrant had been issued for five persons in connection with "terrorist" activities - including plans to kill the former Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic on election day, October 16.

The Serbian Prime Minister's claim that foreign intelligence services have increased their activities in Serbia has left analysts divided, with some calling the claim a PR stunt.

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.

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.

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.

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'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.

Former Serbian Gendarmerie commander Bratislav Dikic, who is currently detained in Montenegro, is on a hunger and thirst strike.

His lawyer Milan Petrovic said this on Tuesday.

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.

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.