Украинская правдаUkraine· Russian
Serbia accredited a Russian diplomat who was expelled from Bulgaria because of a spy scandal – the media
Reported by 3 outlets from 2 countries, in 1 language, between 12 Oct 2026 and 13 Oct 2026.
Headline translated automatically from Russian by a model run by echoblic. Original headline (Украинская правда): « Сербия аккредитовала дипломата РФ, которого выслали из Болгарии из-за шпионского скандала – СМИ » (approximate translation)
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A Russian diplomat previously expelled from Bulgaria over a spy scandal has been accredited in Serbia. This individual, reportedly linked to the Bulgarian investigation into arms depot explosions, now works at the Russian embassy in Serbia.
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- Сербия аккредитовала дипломата РФ, которого выслали из Болгарии из-за шпионского скандала – СМИ Headline of the event's most representative article · Украинская правда, 13 Oct 2026
- Where it happened: Bulgaria. Other places involved: Russia, Serbia. See on the map
- Reported by 3 outlets from 2 countries, in 1 language, between 12 Oct 2026 and 13 Oct 2026.4 articles · See all headlines
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МедузаRussia· Russian
Российский дипломат, высланный из Болгарии после взрывов на оружейных складах, теперь работает в посольстве в Сербии
Новая газета ЕвропаRussia· Russian
ФСБ задержала россиянку по подозрению в подготовке дроновой атаки на военный аэродром в Воронеже
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- First article seen: “Российский дипломат, высланный из Болгарии после взрывов на оружейных складах, теперь работает в посольстве в Сербии”
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МедузаRussia· Russian
Российский дипломат, высланный из Болгарии после взрывов на оружейных складах, теперь работает в посольстве в Сербии
Новая газета ЕвропаRussia· Russian
ФСБ задержала россиянку по подозрению в подготовке дроновой атаки на военный аэродром в Воронеже
Украинская правдаUkraine· Russian
Сербия аккредитовала дипломата РФ, которого выслали из Болгарии из-за шпионского скандала – СМИ
Болгария вызовет посла РФ из-за атак дронов на торговые суда, одно из которых затонуло
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