A US citizen has been released from a Russian prison after being held for four years. The individual, Robert Gilman, was reported to have become gravely ill during his imprisonment.
An advocacy group had expressed concern for his health, stating he was near death at one point. Details of his release and current condition are not specified in available information.
Further details on Robert Gilman's release from the Russian prison can be found through FOX 26 Houston.
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