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Former U.S. Marine Held in Russia for More Than 4 Years Released, Group Says

A group says a former U.S. Marine held in Russia for over four years has been released.

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Former U.S. Marine Held in Russia for More Than 4 Years Released, Group Says

A group says a former U.S. Marine who had been held in Russia for more than four years has been released. The announcement marks a major development after years of detention and intense diplomatic pressure. The group did not immediately provide full details on the circumstances of the release or whether any conditions were involved. Family, U.S. officials, and other stakeholders are expected to confirm the news and outline next steps for the Marine’s return and care. The case is likely to remain politically sensitive, with explanations and timelines shaping how it’s viewed in broader Russia–U.S. relations and future prisoner negotiations.

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