Kremlin acknowledges intelligence operatives among the Russians who were freed in swap

The Independent

The Independent

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Four U.S. residents have been released from prison in Russia as part of a massive exchange involving seven nations and 24 people.
NBC News
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Krasikov was one of eight Russians released from jails in the west and returned to Moscow on Thursday, as part of a complex exchange deal in which 16 people were freed from Russian custody including the US reporter Evan Gershkovich and several Russian opposition politicians.
Guardian
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Savelyev is alleged to have paid $100,000 through a middleman to a former Russian prison service employee, who turned himself in to the Federal Security Service (FSB) after initially agreeing to perform the contract killing.
The Moscow Times
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This is the “patriot” Putin has sought to free ever since he was convicted and jailed in Germany for the 2019 assassination of a Georgian citizen who had fought against Russian forces in Chechnya more than 20 years ago.
Deccan Herald

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