The newspaper cites sources within Montenegro’s security sector. Authorities have not yet publicly detailed the grounds for the detentions or announced possible charges.

According to Montenegro’s Vijesti, Zvinchuk was taken into custody this morning together with his wife and colleague Valeria Zvinchuk and three other people.

Montenegrin security services have reportedly detained Russian propagandist Mikhail Zvinchuk, the head of information network Rybar, along with several associates.

He states that the UK government lacks a coordinated system for assessing the economic consequences of activities by hostile states, and the cost of many serious incidents has not yet been calculated.

At the same time, the report's author emphasizes that the actual amount is likely significantly higher.

🔹 £1.47 billion – losses from cyberattacks linked to Russia, based on industry research and data on cyber threats; 🔹 £250-500 million – losses due to damage to underwater communication cables and related infrastructure.

The estimated amount consists of: 🔹 £400-500 million – average annual losses from major incidents recorded since 2022, including attacks on Jaguar Land Rover, Royal Mail, and suppliers to the National Health Service;

The report details the costs incurred by the UK in mitigating the consequences, restoring infrastructure, and strengthening resilience due to Russian hybrid activities.

Russian hybrid warfare costs the UK up to £2.5 billion per year. A new report, "Putin's Taxes," prepared by Graham Downey, Deputy Chairman of the cross-party parliamentary group on rearmament, estimates this, according to the Financial Times.

According to sources from Reuters, the AVT-10 unit, which accounts for approximately 38% of the refinery's capacity, was damaged at that time. The extent of the damage from the latest attack is currently being clarified.

This is not the first attack on the facility. In July 2026, after drone strikes, the refinery was forced to suspend operations.

The largest oil refinery in Russia is burning. With a design capacity of 21-22 million tons of oil per year, the Omsk refinery is the most important of enterprises in the Russian oil industry.

Seoul stated that there was an agreement between the parties to keep the transfer confidential, primarily for the safety of the prisoners of war themselves and their families in North Korea. The Ukrainian side denies the existence of such an agreement, which has led to the diplomatic dispute.

The individuals in question are two North Korean soldiers who were captured by Ukrainian forces in January 2025 during fighting in the Kursk region. They arrived in South Korea in September.

This was reported on October 8 by the Yonhap news agency, citing the South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The dispute arose after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy mentioned the transfer of the prisoners of war to South Korea during a speech at the UN General Assembly.

South Korea is recalling its ambassador from Ukraine amid a diplomatic dispute over the disclosure of information regarding the transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to Seoul, who had been fighting on the side of Russia.

With British Foreign Secretary Milliband, President Zelensky stands in front of the ruins of a building destroyed by Russians yesterday in Ukraine's Chernihiv region, explaining that the U.S. could end these massacres simply by allowing Ukraine to use Starlink over Russian territory.

The death toll from Russia's strike on a civilian city bus in Kramatorsk has now reached 33.

The July attack reportedly forced the shutdown of both major crude-distillation units, with repairs expected to take weeks or months. Today's attack marks another reported strike on a strategically important Russian energy facility.

The refinery has repeatedly come under Ukrainian attack, including May 9, 2024; September 18 and 24, 2025; and July 14 and August 13, 2026.