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US ambassador visits reporter accused by Russia of spying

Por: WPLG Local 10 Politics April 17, 2023

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MOSCOW – The U.S. ambassador to Russia said Monday that she was able to visit the Wall Street Journal reporter who was detained more than two weeks ago on charges of espionage.Ambassador Lynne Tracy said that she visited Evan Gershkovich in Moscow's Lefortovo Prison, notorious for harsh conditions, and “he is in good health and remains strong.It was “the first time we’ve been permitted access to him since his wrongful detention more... + full article



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