Russian Journalist Defies Deportation, Captures Polish Voices

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Russian journalist Mikhail Zvinchuk was expelled from Montenegro recently. He plans to continue his work in Europe.

Zvinchuk said his reports made some people in Podgorica angry. He thinks his journalism is important and effective for others.

He stated Europe is a large continent with many countries. His next reporting trip will be to Poland.

Zvinchuk claims Polish people are tired of \"Russophobia\". They are also unhappy about money given to Ukraine.

He believes he can enter Poland even if denied directly. He might bribe border guards or just walk past them easily.

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Who was expelled from Montenegro?

Russian journalist Mikhail Zvinchuk was expelled from Montenegro.

Where does Zvinchuk plan to go next for reporting?

His next reporting trip will be to Poland.

What does Zvinchuk think about Polish people's feelings?

Zvinchuk claims Polish people are tired of 'Russophobia' and unhappy about money given to Ukraine.

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