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RUSSIA RELEASES AILING FORMER MARINE IMPRISONED SINCE 2022

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RUSSIA RELEASES AILING EX-MARINE IMPRISONED SINCE 2022Current: RUSSIA RELEASES AILING FORMER MARINE IMPRISONED SINCE 2022
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WorldRUSSIA RELEASES AILING FORMER MARINE IMPRISONED SINCE 20221 hr ago
The Moscow Times - Independent NPUTIN PARDONS FORMER U.S. MARINE IMPRISONED IN RUSSIA – REUTERS9 hrs ago
Latest News From Euronews | EuroRUSSIA FREES FORMER US MARINE ROBERT GILMAN AFTER MORE THAN FOUR YEARS IN PRISON3 hrs ago

WHAT HAPPENED

Russia released Robert Gilman, a former U.S. Marine who had been imprisoned in Russia since 2022. The former soldier was reported to have been in poor health and boarded a flight back to Washington on Tuesday, according to the World source.

According to Reuters reported by The Moscow Times, President Vladimir Putin granted Gilman a pardon before his release. BBC News noted that Gilman had been reported to be in ill health during his detention. The Times of Israel added that the former Marine had spent more than four years behind bars.

The release follows a pattern of Russia’s treatment of foreign detainees and could influence diplomatic relations between Washington and Moscow.

  • Russia released Robert Gilman, a former U.S. Marine jailed since 2022.
  • The release was preceded by a pardon from President Vladimir Putin, and Gilman had been reported to be in poor health.
  • He departed for Washington on a Tuesday flight, marking the end of a detention that lasted over four years.

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