Reuters: US asked Russia to release convicted American Robert Gilman
The material claims that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio mentioned the Gilman case at a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, which took place on July 23 in the United States
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The article claims that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio mentioned the Gilman case at a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, which took place on July 23 in Manila. Gilman was accused of disorganizing the activities of the colony, and the term was eventually tightened to 10 years. The court appointed him 4.5 years in a general regime colony, and in May 2023 the sentence was reduced by one year.
Furthermore, In early July, proceedings against Gilman were suspended due to his hospitalization. A senior Trump administration official said the administration was "closely monitoring" Gilman's case and had "repeatedly made a concerted effort in contacts with the Russian side calling for his return to the United States.".
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The article claims that US Secretary of State Marco Rubio mentioned the Gilman case at a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, which took place on July 23 in Manila.
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Gilman was accused of disorganizing the activities of the colony, and the term was eventually tightened to 10 years.
according to MeduzaThe court appointed him 4.5 years in a general regime colony, and in May 2023 the sentence was reduced by one year.
according to Rossiyskaya GazetaIn early July, proceedings against Gilman were suspended due to his hospitalization.
according to Rossiyskaya GazetaA senior Trump administration official said the administration was "closely monitoring" Gilman's case and had "repeatedly made a concerted effort in contacts with the Russian side calling for his return to the United States.".
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