Andy Schneider wrote that the influential Russian pro-war military channel Rybar warned of a worsening situation at the front in Lyman. Rybar acknowledged Ukrainian advances and increasing pressure on key Russian defense positions, Schneider said. https://t.co/zC7hzH8K8N #UkraineWar #Russland #Militär (translated)
A pro-Russian blogger, Mikhail Zvinschuk, who was detained and deported in Montenegro, has returned to Russia, where he faces sanctions and is being sought by the U.S. for suspected election interference. #Rybar #Juodkalnija #Rusija (translated)
Regina Laska criticized that Michail Swintschuk, despite his inclusion on the EU sanctions list in June 2023, apparently managed to travel from Germany to Bosnia and Herzegovina. According to Bosnian media, the founder of the Russian propaganda channel Rybar flew from Memmingen Airport to Sarajevo on October 2. The Bosnian portal Detector reported that he had been arrested a few days later in Montenegro and expelled for reasons of national security. During the arrest, the police seized high-resolution cameras, a drone, and several cell phones; it was unclear whether Swintschuk had these with him in Memmingen. Laska pointed out that, according to her account, Swintschuk is subject to an EU entry ban and is not allowed to enter or transit EU territory. Since a flight from Memmingen to Sarajevo leads over a Schengen external border, she asked how Swintschuk got to Germany, who issued him a visa, and whether his sanctioning had been recognized upon departure. According to Laska, there has been no confirmation of the trip by German authorities so far. She contrasted border controls at Memmingen Airport with those ordered by Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) at the Austrian border. There, small cars are searched for refugees, whereas Swintschuk, according to her account, departed from the airport. She also pointed out that the Bavarian border police, which conducts checks at the airport, was established in 2018 by Markus Söder. Laska expressed outrage over what Russian nationals are still allowed to do in Germany and ironically asked whether RT chief Margarita Simonjan could soon book a wellness vacation in Garmisch. #EUSanktionen #Russland #Einreiseverbot (translated)
Montenegro has expelled Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk, the founder of the Telegram channel Rybar, after his arrest for allegedly interfering in elections, with the support of international partners, while the United States is offering $10 million for information about him. #CrnaGora #Rusija #Zvinčuk (translated)
Montenegro has arrested and expelled Russian military blogger Mihail Zvinchuk, the founder of the Telegram channel Rybar, due to suspicions of interfering in the elections, after which his digital devices were seized. #CrnaGora #Putin #propaganda (translated)
Zvinchuk said in a conversation with AFP in 2023 that his work helps defend Russia, emphasizing that they have become a "shield" for their homeland in the information space. #CrnaGora #MihailZvinčuk #Rybar (translated)
Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić welcomed the government's action, stating that institutions protect the country's national interests and its European path. #CrnaGora #MihailZvinčuk #Rybar (translated)
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated to the Russian state news agency TASS that Russian citizens have been released and are waiting to leave at the airport, with the help of Russian diplomats. #CrnaGora #MihailZvinčuk #Rybar (translated)
Montenegro has expelled Russian military blogger Mikhail Zvinchuk, founder of the popular Telegram channel Rybar, wanted in the U.S. for alleged election interference, after he was caught with four other compatriots for security reasons. #CrnaGora #MihailZvinčuk #Rybar (translated)
In a post on X, Montenegro's Prime Minister, Milojko Spajić, confirmed this Friday the arrest of the "leader of the Rybar information network." #Rússia #Propaganda #Montenegro (translated)
The author of the entry wrote that in Montenegro, the head of the Russian project Rybar was arrested, who — as he claimed — conducts informational activities on behalf of the Russian Federation. He described the suspect as a person permanently involved in aggressive intelligence operations against the West and stated that he should be extradited to that country. https://t.co/6nssKJox5d #Czarnogóra #Rosja #wywiad #ME #RU (translated)
The author claimed that Montenegro had detained the head of the Russian Rybar project, which they said carried out Russian information-warfare activities. They also described the suspect as being continuously involved in aggressive intelligence operations against the West and called for his extradition to the destination linked in the post. https://t.co/6sm6ZBUIXa #Montenegro #Intelligence #Russia #ME #RU
The author wrote that in Montenegro, the head of the Russian project Rybar was detained, who, according to him, acts on behalf of the Russian Federation in the field of information warfare. He claimed that the suspect is constantly involved in aggressive intelligence operations against the West and stated that he should be extradited. https://t.co/cU4lRDLdbL #Черногория #информация #разведка #ME #RU (translated)
In Montenegro, the founder of the pro-war Telegram channel Rybar, Mikhail Zvinchuk, was detained and is to be expelled from the country along with his associates due to a threat to national security. #Rusko #Ukrajina #vojna (translated)
There are serious clues that necessitate a careful examination of each lead and analysis of each link in a broader context. The Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić, confirmed on platform X the detention of Zvinciuk and stated that the operation took place after warnings that the country could face attempts at destabilization and hybrid warfare actions. #Rybar #Muntenegru #Rusia (translated)
The head of the Russian military blog Rybar, Mihail Zvinciuk, was arrested in Montenegro, and Dmitry Medvedev threatened to detain European and American citizens in the context of tensions between Russia and that country. #Rybar #Muntenegru #Rusia (translated)
Ultimora.net reported that Montenegrin authorities had arrested Mikhail Zvinchuk, founder of the pro-Russian Telegram channel Rybar, his wife, and three Russian collaborators, seizing drones and digital equipment. According to the site, the authorities suspected that the group was preparing content to discredit Montenegro's path towards EU membership. Rybar stated that its members were legally in the country to shoot a documentary, while Moscow claimed it was working to clarify the matter. Ultimora.net added that the United States was offering up to 10 million dollars for information on alleged electoral interference activities linked to Rybar. #Montenegro #Rybar #InterferenzaElettorale (translated)
The author wrote that Montenegro was showing how a NATO member should act, citing reports that Mikhail Zvinchuk, founder of the pro-Kremlin Rybar network and a former Russian military intelligence officer, had been detained with close associates. The author added that the reports would need confirmation from Montenegrin authorities. https://t.co/a01CW3Y0RF #Montenegro #NATO #Security #ME #RU
The founder of the Telegram channel Rybar, a key player in pro-Kremlin propaganda, has been arrested in Montenegro. #browserissues #networkproblems #adblockers (translated)
Spajić wrote of a "successful operation." #Rybar #Montenegro #Festnahme (translated)
