Tamara Magdelinic was questioned as a witness in Belgrade last week within the investigation on the plotting terrorist attacks on the eve of parliamentary elections on 16 October 2016, Pobjeda writes.
According to the newspaper, Magdelinic was questioned in the Special Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade. Montenegrin chief special prosecutor Milivoje Katnic attended the hearing. Magdelinic’s statement was taken on the basis of Montenegrin investigators’ letters rogatory.
Magdelinic has been in a three year long relationship with one of Democratic Front (DF) leaders, Milan Knezevic, who was questioned on 1 March on suspicion of being a part of the logistics network for preparing several terrorist attacks after the closure of polling stations.
Magdelinic was questioned about a conversation with Knezevic in which he mentioned former prime minister Milo Djukanovic. Knezevic confirmed that his girlfriend testified as a witness in the Special Prosecutor’s Office in Belgrade.
“Tamara Magdelinic was heard on 2 March. It is another unsuccessful and brutal form of pressure against me and the Democratic Front. My girlfriend is a Serbian citizen and she was questioned only because of being in a relationship with me,” Knezevic said.
Currently 25 persons are under Special Prosecutor’s Office’s investigation on suspicion that they committed the criminal offense of creating a criminal organisation and plotting terrorist attacks.
Mihailo Cadjenovic, DF’s driver, who has been in custody since 7 February, as well as DF leaders Milan Knezevic and Andrija Mandic. When questioned by special prosecutor Milivoje Katnic, they denied the crimes and claimed that “the process was fabricated”. The following people have been remanded in prison for participating in the preparation of terrorist attacks: Bratislav Dikic, Branka Milic, Milan Dusic, Dragan Maksic, Srboljub Djordjevic, Aleksandar Curovic, Nikola Djuric, Sinisa Cetkovic, Dejan Stanojevic and Ivica Matic.
Mirko Velimirovic, who exposed the network, has been sentenced to probation, whereas Aleksandar Sindjelic has been granted the cooperative witness status.
