Former US Marine held in Russia for more than 4 years on disputed charges has been released
- Robert Gilman, a former Marine, was released by Russia after being detained for over four years on disputed charges.
- His family and U.S. officials claim he was wrongfully incarcerated and faced abusive treatment during his detention.
- President Trump stated he spoke with President Putin about Gilman's release, which was described as a humanitarian action.
- Gilman is set to receive medical and psychological assessment upon his return to the U.S.
- Five other Americans remain imprisoned in Russia, raising concerns about their treatment and potential use as bargaining chips.
Russia released Robert Gilman, a former U.S. Marine, allowing him to return to the United States after more than four years of detention on disputed charges. His family and U.S. officials have alleged that he faced wrongful incarceration and abusive treatment during his time in custody.
President Donald Trump stated that he had spoken with Russian President Vladimir Putin about Gilman's release, which he characterized as being done on a humanitarian basis. Gilman is expected to receive medical and psychological assessments upon his arrival in the U.S.
Concerns have been raised regarding the treatment of other Americans detained in Russia, as five remain imprisoned under deteriorating conditions. The U.S. government has classified Gilman's detention as wrongful, and his family has expressed gratitude towards those who advocated for his release.
在俄罗斯被拘留超过四年的前美国海军陆战队员获释
俄罗斯释放了罗伯特·吉尔曼，这位前美国海军陆战队员，在被拘留超过四年后允许他返回美国。他的家人和美国官员声称他在拘留期间遭受了错误监禁和虐待。
特朗普总统表示，他与俄罗斯总统普京谈论了吉尔曼的释放，并将其描述为人道主义行动。吉尔曼预计将在抵达美国后接受医疗和心理评估。
对于其他在俄罗斯被拘留的美国人，担忧不断升级，目前仍有五人被监禁，情况恶化。美国政府已将吉尔曼的拘留定性为错误拘留，他的家人对为他的释放而努力的人表示感谢。