Russia frees ailing US Marine vet Robert Gilman from prison
Gilman’s family also flew to Texas to be with him, it said.
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Arrested over police officer incident Gilman, who served in the US Marines from August 2019 until August 2020, was traveling by train when he was arrested in January 2022 in Voronezh, Lebson said. Gilman was serving a prison sentence for assaulting a Russian police officer in 2022. US serviceman Robert Gilman, who was released in Russia, is heading to a hospital in Texas for medical examinations and treatment, the Associated Press reported.
Furthermore, Reuters earlier reported, citing US administration officials, that the US citizen convicted in Russia had been released on health grounds and was flying to Washington on a special flight.
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Arrested over police officer incident Gilman, who served in the US Marines from August 2019 until August 2020, was traveling by train when he was arrested in January 2022 in Voronezh, Lebson said.
according to New York PostGilman was serving a prison sentence for assaulting a Russian police officer in 2022.
according to New York PostUS serviceman Robert Gilman, who was released in Russia, is heading to a hospital in Texas for medical examinations and treatment, the Associated Press reported.
according to TASSReuters earlier reported, citing US administration officials, that the US citizen convicted in Russia had been released on health grounds and was flying to Washington on a special flight.
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