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Another Russian journalist detained in Azerbaijan

Another Russian journalist detained in Azerbaijan

Russia Today30-06-2025
The Azerbaijani authorities have detained a journalist with Ruptly, the Russian video news agency has confirmed. The journalist was filming outside the office of Russia's Sputnik Azerbaijan in Baku, which was raided by police earlier on Monday.
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