Former US Marine Released From Russian Prison After More Than Four Years
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Former US Marine Released From Russian Prison After More Than Four Years

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A U.S. Marine veteran held in Russia for over four years on disputed charges has been released, according to advocates. Robert Gilman, from Massachusetts, was reportedly in a “dissociative stupor” for 47 days prior to his release due to abuse suffered while imprisoned.

The veteran had been detained since 2022 and held on charges that have been contested. Newsmax reported he was gravely ill and at risk of dying, having endured abusive conditions during his imprisonment. Advocates stated Gilman’s condition before being flown out of Russia involved a dissociative stupor lasting 47 days as a result of the abuse.

While details regarding the circumstances of his release remain limited, multiple sources confirm he has been freed. No right-leaning outlets reported on this story beyond Newsmax.

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