Ruslan Trad

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With focus on Syria, conflicts, mercenaries. Columnist and Author of The Murder of A Revolution.

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Freelancer, journalist, blogger and analyst based in Sofia, Bulgaria. Editor in crowdfunding media KlinKlin.

Former author in Foreign Policy Bulgaria, and Goethe Institut; freelance columnist in Actualno.com, author in Vesti.bg. Member of Association of European Journalists - Bulgaria. Founder of Intidar Blog - the first Bulgarian blog about MENA region and my personal blog. Co-founder of Bulgarian weekly online journal for war zones and conflicts, De Re Militari.

I was correspondent in Lebanon, Turkey, Iraqi Kurdistan & Thailand for TEMA Weekly and Bulgarian National Radio. In January 2016 I was in Tunisia, making interviews with Libyan refugees and Tunisian activists. In 2017 I visited Saudi Arabia covering Hajj.

My book: The Murder of a Revolution [BG] www.ciela.com/ubiystvoto-na-edna-revolyutsiya.html

Documentary from N. Iraq [BG] www.btv.bg/video/shows/btv-reporterite/videos/btv-reporterite-lica-ot-vojnata.html

My interviews and materials have found a place in Vocal Europe, Bild, Vocativ, IB Times, Der Standard, Muftah, Internazionale, Al Jazeera, and others.

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Ruslan Trad

09 March 2019 09 Mar

“An Experimental Playground: The footprint of Russian private military companies in Syria”, February 17, 2018, The Defense Post, thedefensepost.com/2018/02/17/russia-private-military-contractors-syria/

Ruslan Trad

09 March 2019 09 Mar

“Expanding Global Footprint: Russia Builds on Syria experiments in Central Africa”, May 09, 2018 ,The Defense Post, thedefensepost.com/2018/05/09/russia-central-african-republic-pmc-opinion/

Ruslan Trad

09 March 2019 09 Mar

“Does the Murder of 3 journalists in Central African Republic expose Russia’s “raid, seize and exploit” strategy?”, August 17, 2018, The Defense Post, thedefensepost.com/2018/08/17/russia-journalists-murder-central-african-republic-opinion/