Editing Christmas Uprising (section)

==Plan==
The plan of the [[Greens (Montenegro)|Greens]] consisted of six points.{{sfn|Kordić|1986|pp=44-45}}

* ''[[Voivode|Vojvoda]] ''{{Interlanguage link|Đuro Petrović|sl|ru}}, leading several rebel battalions, was to take the town of [[Nikšić]]. From there, they were to march through [[Čevo]] and [[Cuce]] to [[Cetinje]], in coordination with rebels from [[Njeguši]].
* General [[Milutin Vučinić]], leading troops from [[Piperi (tribe)|Piperi]], Lješkopolje and [[Zeta Plain|Zeta]], was to attack [[Podgorica]] and move towards Cetinje, crossing through [[Lješanska nahija]]. His troops were to meet up with the troops of ''vojvoda'' Đuro Petrović between Čevo and Lješanska nahija.
* [[Jovan Plamenac]], leading troops from [[Crmnica]], and with the support of detachments from [[Ljubotinj]], was to head towards Cetinje. The three groups were to attack Cetinje simultaneously to disarm the Serbian troops there, and kill them if they resisted. In the case of a victory, the plan was to transport captured Serbians to the island of Lesendro in [[Lake Skadar]]. Rebels were instructed to carry food for three days, and the [[government in exile]] in [[Neuilly-sur-Seine]] was requested to provide food for 15,000 people for twenty days, a uniform for those currently without one, rifles, machine guns, ammunition and several cannons. They were to send the food and equipment to a place near Lake Skadar.
* When the entirety of Montenegro is freed, the government in exile would begin sending food more regularly to the civilian population.
* Expecting a counter-attack from the [[Vasojevići]] and Serbians, the government in exile was requested to facilitate the creation of bands of [[Albanians|Albanian]] fighters which would attack them between [[Peć]] and [[Plav, Montenegro|Plav]]. For this reason, the government in exile was to supply Jovan Plamenac with 1.200.000 francs.
* The government in exile was to inform the world of the public opinion in Montenegro.{{sfn|Kordić|1986|pp=44-45}}

This plan was delivered to [[Antonio Baldacci (botanist)|Antonio Baldacci]] on 14 December 1918.{{sfn|Kordić|1986|pp=44-45}}