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U.S. Marine veteran Robert Gilman has returned home after over 1,660 days in Russian custody, but his health has significantly deteriorated. Family representatives and Senator Ed Markey have raised concerns about his condition and the treatment he received while detained, highlighting a pattern of targeting Americans by the Russian government.
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U.S. Marine veteran Robert Gilman has returned home after over 1,660 days in Russian custody, but his health has significantly deteriorated. Family representatives and Senator Ed Markey have raised concerns about his condition and the treatment he received while detained, highlighting a pattern of targeting Americans by the Russian government.
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