"Russian spies who went after Milo photographed in Serbia"
Two Russian agents, suspected of plotting to kill Milo Djukanovic, have been photographed in Serbia, the Daily Mail, a British tabloid, is reporting.
Source: B92
According to the article, they are Eduard Shishmakov and Vladimir Popov, allegedly members of a Russian secret service - and they were seen in Serbia shortly after "the failed coup (in Montenegro) in October."
"The pair are accused of planning to take over parliament, assassinate then-PM Milo Djukanovic and install a pro-Russian leadership to prevent Montenegro from joining NATO," the paper reported on its website.
Shishmakov and Popov "remain at large," the article added - because "hey were "allowed to return to Russia despite accusations of carrying out a covert operation in Serbia, and will be tried in absentia."
The photographs - one of which shows "Serbian agent Aleksandar Sindjelic" are said to have originally been obtained by Sky News - and came from "an unnamed European security service."
Russian 'spies' are pictured 'conspiring to assassinate Montenegro PM' https://t.co/xx6g38wzfw
— Daily Mail Online (@MailOnline) August 29, 2017