Summary
Russia freed former U.S. teacher and diplomat Marc Fogel as part of a deal brokered by President Donald Trump's administration on Tuesday.
The Moscow Times
The Americans still left in Russian prisons: A ballerina, a teacher and a musician all await their return home
The Independent
A swap with Russia returned Marc Fogel, an American teacher, back to U.S. soil this week.
NBC News
On Tuesday, Marc Fogel, who was arrested in Moscow in 2021, returned to the United States following what national security adviser Michael Walz described as an "exchange." As of February 12, at least nine Americans remain in Russian custody.
Newsweek
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