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Evan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan Freed in Russia-West Prisoner Swap

WASHINGTON/MOSCOW: Russia freed American journalist Evan Gershovitch and ex-Marine Paul Whelan on Thursday in the largest prisoner exchange of its kind since the end of the Cold War. The White House said the US had negotiated trade with Russia, Germany and three other countries. The deal, which was negotiated in secret for more than a year, involved 24 prisoners, of whom 16 were moved from Russia to the West and eight prisoners held in the West were sent back to Russia. Among them was Vadim Krashikov, who was convicted of murdering an exiled dissident in Berlin, the German government said.

Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan freed by Russia in biggest East-West prisoner swap since Cold War

WASHINGTON: US journalist Evan Gershkovich and ex-Marine Paul Whelan were freed by Russia on Thursday in the largest East-West prisoner swap since the end of the Cold War, a complex deal negotiated in secret for more than a year. The White House said the US had negotiated the complex trade deal with Russia and other countries. It said eight prisoners held in the West were being sent back to Russia. Germany confirmed that it included Vadim Krasikov, convicted of murdering an exiled dissident in Berlin. President Joe Biden hailed the deal as “a feat of diplomacy and friendship” and praised

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