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In Montenegro, a married couple from Russia was detained with 19 suitcases of electronics, and about one million euros was found
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At Tivat Airport in Montenegro on September 23, two Russians were detained who were preparing to fly to Tel Aviv with 19 suitcases of electronics, including surveillance equipment. During a search of an apartment in Budva, about one million euros was found.
Meduza reports, citing Vijesti, that during the detention they were found to have a GPS tracker with a microphone, a professional radio signal detector, cameras, and video surveillance equipment seized. Computer components, data storage devices, cables, and other electronics were also taken.
According to the publication, the detainees are spouses Alexander Kruglyansky, who is 31 years old, and Alexandra Kruglyanskaya, who is 42 years old. Both had Israeli passports.
In addition to the equipment, 26,000 euros and 1,150 Israeli shekels, as well as medications, were seized from them. One of Vijesti's interlocutors claimed that two of the suitcases contained medicines and a thousand condoms.
Vijesti sources claim that during a search of one of the apartments in Budva used by the Kruglyanskys, about one million euros and surveillance and espionage equipment were seized. A search was also carried out in another apartment in Bar, which the spouses also used.
On September 27, the Basic Court of Kotor placed the spouses in custody on charges of smuggling and money laundering. They were not charged with espionage.
According to Vijesti, the Kruglyanskys had tourist visas with which they repeatedly entered Montenegro and lived in the country.

