Tass: War Blogger Released in Montenegro
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According to Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, Russian diplomats are helping the blogger known as Rybar and his entourage.
Yuri Kotenok: Mikhail Zvinchuk, the administrator of the Rybar Telegram channel, and his colleagues were released, they are awaiting departure at the airport in Montenegro, as Maria Zakharova told TASS
Mikhail Zvinchuk, the administrator of the Rybar Telegram channel, and his colleagues were released, they are awaiting departure at the airport in Montenegro, as Maria Zakharova told TASS.In hot pursuit, the press secretary of the President of the...
Michael Zvinchuk, manager of Telegram Channel, and his colleagues were released, waiting for a flight at the airport in Montenegro, and Maria Zacharova, representative of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, informed him.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Maria Zacharova stated that the developer of Telegram Channel "Rybari" in Montenegro, Michael Zwinchuk, and his colleagues were released and are at the airport. The creator of the "Ribar" channel, Michael Zwinchuk, his wife Valeria, and three of their colleagues who had previously been detained in the Montenegrin city of Rishan, had been released. "The group was released, they are in the airport awaiting dep…
The authors of the Pibar television channel were released, awaiting departure at the airport, told the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Maria Zaharova. "The group was released, and they are at the airport awaiting departure.
The Police of Montenegro released the founder of the Pibar, Michael Zvinchuk, and his colleagues. RIA Novosti reported this to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, Maria Zaharov. Later, Zvinchuk himself confirmed this information. According to the founder of the Rybar, he and his team flew to Russia from one of Montenegro's airports. Early in Montenegro, the police announced that Zvinchuk, his wife and three other Russians …
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