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Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk was detained in Montenegro while filming a film.
Details of the detention in Montenegro of the Russian military blogger, author of the Telegram channel “Rybar” Mikhail Zvinchuk have been revealed. They are brought by Baza to Telegram.
It is reported that Zvinchuk was detained on suspicion of conducting information influence operations. The blogger came to Montenegro to shoot a film about the country’s transition to the specific rules of the European Union. According to local intelligence services, the film can show European integration as an imposed political process and present the interests of the state in a negative light.

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