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Ma lugesin siin teemas nädalavahetusel foorumlase Yks pikemat vastust ja nüüd ei suuda seda leida. Kas see on kustutatud?

Ma lugesin siin teemas nädalavahetusel foorumlase Yks pikemat vastust ja nüüd ei suuda seda leida. Kas see on kustutatud?

Tõenäoliselt. See akf läks tähtajatule puhkusele.

Aleksandar Vucic, Serbian President, on Monday said the whole staff of the Serbian embassy was withdrawn from Macedonia after Belgrade obtained “evidence of very offensive intelligence against the institutions of Serbia”.

Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic gave a similar statement to the news agency Tanjug, also citing “offensive actions against the Republic of Serbia.”

A joint investigation between Bellingcat and The Insider has identified a second GRU officer, who was involved in the 2016 Montenegro coup, as Vladimir Nikolaevich Moiseev.

Article by Moritz Rakuszitzky, research by Moritz Rakuszitzky, Daniel Romein, and Roman Dobrokhotov.

The Russian version of this investigation is published by The Insider.

Two officers from Russia’s military intelligence (GRU) are sought, via Interpol, as suspected organizers of an unsuccessful 2016 coup in Montenegro, a small country on the Adriatic Sea in Southeastern Europe. The true identity of one officer is public, while the other officer is known only under his cover identity. Bellingcat has been able to unmask the real identity of the second suspect indicted by the Montenegro prosecutor, and to confirm that he is indeed a senior GRU officer.

The name of the first Russian officer, Eduard Shishmakov, and his employment with GRU at the time of the events in Montenegro, was confirmed in a series of investigations by Bellingcat and its Russian investigative partner The Insider (read reports here and here).

The second person is only known to Montenegro prosecutors under his cover identity, Vladimir Popov. It is under this cover name that he is being sought by Interpol and by Montenegro’s partner law enforcement agencies in Europe, as can be seen in the court case file.

Scenes from the Montenegrin capital where thousands are gathering, singing turbo-folk and patriotic songs, for a protest organised by unknown 'patriotic groups'.

“We will not give our country” - chants tonight from tens of thousands of Montenegrins waving this time Montenegrin flags, in response to the razor thin election victory of opposition consisting mostly of pro-Serbian and pro-Russian political parties.