Russia Considers Swap for Jailed U.S. Reporter Amid Concerns Over Treatment
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Russia may consider a prisoner swap for jailed Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich after the verdict on espionage charges. Meanwhile, a member of the Massachusetts Air National Guard was arrested for disclosing highly classified national defense information related to the war in Ukraine. Ukraine demands Russia withdraw its forces from Crimea and parts of Ukraine that Moscow illegally annexed. Norway expels 15 Russian diplomats suspected of spying. Russia accuses a Ukrainian man of organizing the St. Petersburg restaurant bombing that killed a pro-Kremlin military blogger.
Topics:nation#air-national-guard#espionage#international-relations#russia#ukraine#wall-street-journal
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- Russia might discuss swap for jailed U.S. reporter, a diplomat for that country says Los Angeles Times
- U.S. doesn't "have a sense" of how WSJ reporter detained in Russia is being treated, official says CBS News
- Friend of detained journalist Evan Gershkovich: 'We need to make sure he feels he's not alone, he's not forgotten' ABC News
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