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Russian narratives, originating from the Kremlin, are being spread through Serbian media, leading to EU sanctions against a propagandist.

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Russian narratives, originating from the Kremlin, are being spread through Serbian media, leading to EU sanctions against a propagandist.

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  1. Zvinchuk's network expanded into BiH and Serbia, prompting EU sanctions and police action in Risan.1 source
  2. EU sanctioned various Russian state media outlets on August 30, 2026.Sub-event
  3. The EU is monitoring the spread of pro-Kremlin narratives originating from abroad.Sub-event
  4. Babayan faces EU sanctions for spreading Kremlin-backed Russian narratives via Serbian media.1 source

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