Wednesday, 13 may 2026.
Detektor Journalists and Moldovan Colleagues Nominated for Journalism Award for Investigating Russian Camps
Detektor journalists Irvin Pekmez, Enes Hodzic, and Nino Bilajac, alongside co-authors from Moldovan outlet CU SENS, have been nominated for a journalism award in Romania in the categories of investigative...
Military Drones, Incendiary Devices: How Russian Trainers Taught Subversion at Balkan Camps
Court documents and interviews have revealed more about recruits from Moldova who were trained by Russian instructors at camps in Bosnia and Serbia to foment unrest, scout embassies and use...
From Zenica to a Ukrainian Prison: How Selver Hrustic Became a Soldier and Ended up in Captivity
The first Bosnian citizen captured in Ukraine describes to Detektor how he went from Germany to Moscow and, without adequate training, became a mercenary in the Russian army. This interview...
Sudinica u sudu u Kišinjevu u Moldaviji izriče presudu učesnicima kampova u Moldaviji. Foto: Detektor
Moldova Convicts Three of Attending Subversion Camps in Bosnia, Serbia
A court in Chinsinau convicted three Moldovan citizens of participating in Russian-led training camps in Bosnia and Serbia in 2024 in order to incite unrest and disrupt elections at home.
‘Let the Hunt Begin’: Serb Mercenaries Bring Russia’s Ukraine Drone War to TikTok
In a corner of Bosnia, a Serb mercenary who fought for Russia in Ukraine has been bringing live pictures of Russian drone attacks to his followers on TikTok even as...
Selver Hrustić. Photo: Detektor
Bosnian in Ukraine Prison Tells of Joining Russia’s War
‘They send people to their deaths,’ Bosnian Selver Hrustic says of the Russian army in an interview from his prison cell in Ukraine.
Sanctioned Russian Propagandist Visits Republika Srpska During Presidential Elections
A representative of Russian media outlet Rybar, which was sanctioned by the UK for spreading propaganda and trying to sway elections, was in Banja Luka for November’s Republika Srpska presidential...
Avoiding Jail, Bosnian Serb War Criminal Joins Russia’s Ukraine Invasion
Novak Stjepanovic was sentenced to 13 years in prison in Serbia for war crimes in Bosnia in 1992, but he had already skipped the country to join Russian forces fighting...