The charged plot retreats to a development of gets hours before Montenegro’s races in October 2016.
At the time, Serb paramilitaries and Russian patriots were faulted.
In any case, prosecutor Milivoje Katnic has now named a Russian military figure as behind the asserted mission.
He said a Serb patriot figure had been welcome to Moscow by Eduard Sismakov, a past administrator military attache to Poland, with the reason for protecting Montenegro from joining Nato.
The charged plotters are said to have expected to butcher Prime Minister Milo Djukanovic.
As Montenegrins planned to vote, more than 20 suspects were gotten. Prosecutors in November named two Russians as behind the charged plot. One was Eduard Shirokov, another Vladimir Popov.
Mr Katnic said on Sunday that the name Shirokov had been utilized as a normal name by Eduard Sismakov.
“Supporter structures in Russia are behind these occasions, yet now we additionally comprehend that Russian state bodies were consolidated,” he communicated, asking for that masters in Moscow analyze what had happened.
Montenegro is likely going to join the Western military association this year, however the resistance Democratic Front Alliance has required a choice on the choice and weights in the Balkan state have been running high beginning late.
The exceptional prosecutor told near to media on Sunday that arraignments would be made in April against 25 individuals. Two resistance MPs had their security from arraignment lifted seven days back.
‘Not a solitary reality’
Senior figures in Moscow denounced the most recent claims on Monday.
Kremlin specialist Dmitry Peskov said the cases were “silly” as Russia did not meddle in other nations’ inside issues.
Remote Minister Sergei Lavrov condemned the Telegraph report as a British change. He said the confirmation was on a standard with cases that Russia’s puzzle associations had relationship with President Donald Trump’s affiliation and that Russian programming engineers had focused on the West and meddled in decision battles.
“I understand that the British media get a kick out of the chance to get included, they have more than once summoned things all of a sudden, similar to the Litvinenko case – the way they deciphered that,” he said. “We haven’t been given a solitary reality, out of all these false claims.”
A UK request a year back found that the London murder of ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko by harming was evidently upheld by President Vladimir Putin.