Russia has been involved in the plot to kill former Montenegrin prime minister, so facts (Photo) say.

Photos taken by European intelligence agencies show two Russian spy military service officers GRU visiting the Balkans and instruct the person they hired for the bloody collapse of the Montenegrin government.

Edward Shishmakov and Vladimir Popov will stand trial next month and 13 others who have been part of this plot with the strong argument ] of attacking Montenegro's parliament and killing former prime minister and one known as pro-Western.

The photographs are believed to have been taken to a Belgrade park about the time when the coup is planned, and these are perceived as strong arguments by prosecutors who say Russia's <x0 state-run suborgans” are linked to the case. But the Kremlin has strongly denied any involvement in the issue, the Telegraph” reported, broadcast Periscopi.

British and American officials, however, believe the plot had high-level support from Russia and was one of the most courageous examples of Kremlin efforts to undermine European democracies.

Shishmakov and Popov, who are being tried in their absence, are said to have begun planning several months ago, traveling to Serbia to seek a suitable organiser on the ground and then realise their goals.

Shishmakov was expelled from his post as Russian military attaché in Poland in 2014 after the Polish caught him spying.

The Russian duo claims to have named Aleksandar Sindelic, a veteran anti-Western activist who in the past had thanked his associates for his relations with the Russian defence ministry.

After the plot ended, Sidelic returned the prosecution witness and his testimony would be an important part of the trial.

Photos that have circulated on the internet show Shishmakov and Popov together in a park and also Shishmakov speaking with Sindelic./Periscopi/