Journal, they asked why a security adviser would leave his client on the day of the election, hours after high-profile arrests of alleged plotters./Mr. Shaviv said Montenegro’s government faced defeat in the October election and whipped up the “sloppiest conspiracy theory ever concocted.”
to Mr. Assad and Mr. Scott to ask them questions. “If Americans were involved we need to investigate,” said Rep. Devin Nunes (R., Calif.), the committee’s chairman./Montenegrin and U.S. congressional investigators have questioned the timing of Mr. Assad’s exit. In conversations with the(
2017.6.17 Congressional officials said they want to learn if Mr. Assad, intentionally or unwittingly, was dragged into the alleged Russian plot. Russia denies backing any coup attempt./U.S. and allied officials have said it makes no sense that the coup plotters would use an outsider to help(