The founder of the "Rybar" project, Zvinchuk, returned to Russia
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The founder of the “Rybar” project, Mikhail Zvinchuk, and his team, previously detained in Montenegro on request to film in the Cetinje Monastery, returned to Russia on an Air Serbia plane from Belgrade, as confirmed by the Russian Foreign Ministry.
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Why It Matters
Project Fisher is known for its work in maritime security and investigations. The arrest occurred after an official request to film a film in the Cetinje Monastery in Montenegro.
The founder of the Rybar project, Mikhail Zvinchuk, and his team, previously detained in Montenegro, returned to Russia.
MOSCOW, October 11 - RIA Novosti. The founder of the “Rybar” project, Mikhail Zvinchuk, and his team, who were previously detained in Montenegro, returned to Russia, a RIA Novosti correspondent reports.
Zvinchuk, his wife Valeria and three of their colleagues were detained on Friday in the city of Risan in Montenegro. The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, subsequently told RIA Novosti that the Russians detained in Montenegro were released.
Zvinchuk said that the detention of the “Rybar” project team occurred after an official request to shoot a film in the Cetinje Monastery.
At about 02.05 Moscow time, an Air Serbia plane from Belgrade with Russians on board landed in Moscow.
Open Questions
- What specific circumstances led to the detention despite an official request?
- Will there be implications for the Fisherman project in future work in Montenegro?
