
The founder of the Telegram channel “Rybar”, Mikhail Zvinchuk, with his family and colleagues were detained in the city of Risan in Montenegro, after which they left the country and arrived in Serbia, where their plane landed in Belgrade at about 22:55 local time.
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The Rybar Telegram channel is known for publications about military activities and is often associated with a pro-Russian position. Its founder, Mikhail Zvinchuk, previously attracted attention due to his activities in the information space.
The founder of the Telegram channel “Rybar”, Mikhail Zvinchuk, left Montenegro after being detained and decided to be expelled from the country. A diplomatic source told RIA Novosti journalists about this.
“They took off from Podgorica,” the agency’s interlocutor clarified.
It soon became clear that the authors of the “Rybar” project arrived in Serbia on Saturday night. The Air Serbia plane landed in Belgrade at about 22:55 local time (23:55 Moscow time - note by Lenta.ru).
Zvinchuk, his wife Valeria and three colleagues were detained in the city of Risan. Later, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, said that the group had been released and was awaiting departure at the airport.
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Serbian authorities can check the legality of the group’s presence in the country and decide on their future status.
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