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Mikhail Zvinchuk is the author of the “Rybar” project, which covers military and maritime topics, in particular those related to the Russian fleet. His detention in Montenegro is connected with checking the legality of the stay of Russians in the country.
Mikhail Zvinchuk, the author of the “Rybar” project, was detained in Montenegro along with his wife and three colleagues.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Montenegro decided to expel the Russians, and Mikhail Zvinchuk arrived in Belgrade.
Mikhail Zvinchuk said that there were no requests for his extradition from the US or UK authorities.
BELGRADE, October 10 - RIA Novosti. The author of the “Rybar” project, Mikhail Zvinchuk, detained in Montenegro on Friday, said that there was no request for his extradition by the US or UK authorities
Mikhail Zvinchuk, his wife Valeria and three of their colleagues were detained in the city of Risan in Montenegro. Later, the Republic's Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that a decision had been made to expel the Russians. On Friday evening he arrived by plane in Belgrade.
“No, nothing like that happened,” he answered reporters upon arrival when asked whether there had been requests for his extradition from the United States or Great Britain.
The Russian Embassy in Montenegro previously told RIA Novosti that it demanded that the Montenegrin side explain the reasons for the detention of Zvinchuk and other Russian citizens, as well as provide consular access to them.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Mikhail Zvinchuk will continue his activities in Serbia or another country after the deportation situation is resolved
Possible · Within weeks

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