
Founder of Russian Telegram channel 'Rybar' detained in Montenegro
Mikhail Zvynchuk and others are suspected of interfering in Montenegro's information space.

Mikhail Zvynchuk and others are suspected of interfering in Montenegro's information space.

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Mikhail Zvynchuk, the founder of the well-known Russian military Telegram channel 'Rybar', has been detained in Montenegro. Local media reported this, citing their sources.
According to Montenegrin media, Zvynchuk and other detained individuals are suspected of interfering in Montenegro's information space.
In autumn 2024, US authorities announced a reward of up to $10 million for information that would help identify employees of the 'Rybar' channel. Additionally, last summer, sanctions were imposed on Zvynchuk himself by the United Kingdom and the European Union.
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