here is the german rick krieger who is then led to agent vladimir karamurza, and here he is led to gershkovichnd others. well, this is footage from the airport. kory, where the planes of the countries participating in the exchange arrived. all the numerous parties involved in organizing this exchange fully complied with the agreement. this was stated by a credible source in one of the russian competent departments. so, which of ours returned to their homeland? vadim krasikov, sentenced to life in prison by a court in berlin conclusion. according to western investigators, he killed georgian citizen zelimkhan khangashvi. bandit during the events in the caucasus, do you know what he did? i don’t want to say it, but nevertheless i will say it, he laid out our captured soldiers on the road, and then drove a car over their heads, what kind of person is this and is he a person? well... there was a patriot who eliminated him in one of the european capitals. the west handed over artyom and anna dultsev to russia; they got off the plane in kaliningrad. the couple were sentenced in slovenia to one year a

he meant, of course, paul willan, evan gershkovich, olsa kurmasheva and vladimir karamurza.hat in total. the us emphasizes that this exchange does not mean any change in relations between moscow and washington, i hope we have the opportunity to listen to a fragment of president biden's speech. such transactions are subject to strict requirements, and never happen. there are no guarantees, nothing is more important to me than protecting americans at home abroad, so we will continue to work for the release of all illegally detained americans around the world. this deal would be impossible without our allies in germany, poland, slovenia, norway and turkey. they all stepped up and were with us, they were with us, they made bold decisions, released prisoners held legally in their countries, and provided logistical support to bring americans home. well, here in the usa this deal is called the largest exchange operation in recent years, some even say that this is the largest exchange between russia and the west. contemporary with the second world war, and they really call it histor

karamurza.is in a statement, biden also said that in total an agreement had been reached on the release of 16 people from russia, including five german citizens and seven russian citizens. at the same time, it’s really not in this statement separately, but before that , the biden administration reported and emphasized that this exchange does not mean anything. they were with us, they made bold decisions, freed prisoners who were legally held in their countries, and provided material technical support to bring americans home. in the united states calls this deal the largest exchange operation in recent years, some even claim that this may be the largest exchange of prisoners since the second world war, it is called historical in terms of the number of prisoners exchanged and the number of countries involved in this process, it is known that the deal included exchange of persons imprisoned in seven states. besides russia and the usa - these are germany, poland, slovenia, norway, belarus, and of co

here is the german rika krieger, who brings out foreign agent vladimir karamurza nearby.ershkovich, here is will's former us marine. and this is footage from ankara airport, where planes from the countries participating in the exchange arrived. the entire world media watched the broadcast. the numerous parties involved in organizing the exchange fully complied with the agreements. this was stated by a credible source in one of the russian competent departments. so, which of ours returned to their homeland? vadim krasikov, sentenced by the court in. this character was involved in preparing an attack on a school in beslan, and was involved in preparing a train explosion in the moscow metro in 2004, and also participated in attacks on russian soldiers. in an interview with vladimir putin and tucker carlson this winter, this was clearly discussed. sitting in the states, a man who, out of patriotic considerations in one country, an ally of the united states... eliminated a bandit in one of the european capitals, during an event in the caucasus, do you know what he did? i don’t

biden met at the white house with vladimir karamurza, who was released from a russian prison , and hisy, and in fact, biden himself posted this photo on the x network, which was written by the president of the united states of america, today i welcomed vladimir karamurza and his family to the white house to celebrate his return to america. volodymyr spent 2.5 years unjustly imprisoned in russia for... speaking out against russia's war in ukraine, today his family is whole again, how do you, mr. volodymyr, perceive the efforts of the united states of america to find good russians and , according to tradition, probably since soviet times union to create or try to maintain this image of some group of people who can return to their homeland and change everything there. this is such a soviet mythology, i have the impression that biden supports a certain such, well, phantom of sovietism and dissidence soviet, because he sees that putin lives by it, and biden creates a mirror for him, a mirror through which putin would see himself, so to speak, on one side of the continuum. than the scoop, th

russia, in turn, gave politicians against agents ilya yashin and vladimir karamurza, as well as walleet journal journalist evan gershkovich and former marine paul will. the list also includes the german rika krieger, who was sentenced to death in belarus, but... in tehran they said goodbye to the deceased hamas leader ismail haniyeh. the funeral ceremony was attended by the country's leaders, thousands of people with palestinian iranian flags. haniyeh will be buried tomorrow in qatar. iran's foreign ministry called on all un countries to unite against israel, which together with the united states are responsible for the murder policy. ismail haniya, let me remind you, was killed the day before when his residence in tehran was hit. its result: great britain, the united states and france decided to block press statements proposed by russia condemning the murder of haniyeh. countries commented on the results of the meeting. unfortunately, the refusal of individual members of the security council to support the adoption of a statement assessing this political murder neutralizes the effor

karamurza, found guilty of treason. belarus handed over german rick krieger, who was sentenced to life imprisonment. as the fsb noted, these people acted in the interests of foreigners. they showed courage and perseverance, the embassy emphasized that moscow will continue to work to return to their homeland those who still remain. in washington, the exchange was called one of the largest complex in history, about how former prisoners met in the usa, reports our correspondent, alexey vasilovsky. the plane with us citizens pardoned by russia landed at endres air base near washington around midnight. president biden, the american media, for the biden administration, the return to america of paul willen, evan gershkovich and alsou kurmasheva is not just a historical deal, as it has already been dubbed here, incredible diplomatic success is also an election success, a trump card for kamala haris. in the fight against trump. vice president for this on occasion, she hurriedly returned to washington to meet with those released.

karamurza, found guilty of treason.ore his arrest, karamurza, who also received british citizenship, was a frequent guest at the us congress and demanded imposing sanctions against russia, was also friends with the senator, an ardent russophobe mccain and came to his funeral, then stood behind biden. thank god i have a chance to survive, and this. for the german rick krieger sentenced to death, he was pardoned personally by alexander lukashenko. krieger worked in the security service of the us embassy in berlin, after which he went to the ukrainian legion. a german, according to investigators, was recruited by the ukrainian special services and blew up a railway station last year. krieger together with the rest of the prisoners who were released by russia are pleased that, as the fsb noted, all these people in one way or another acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of our country. edmund shalbanov, irina lemkina, ntv television company. this is the number one topic in the west, joe biden called the

he was accused of telling lies about the russian army, and foreigner vladimir karamurza of treason.aramurza was a frequent guest on the capitalist hill and demanded sanctions against his own country, russia. already there he was recruited by the ukrainian special services for terrorist attacks, came to belarus, took the bomb from the cache and took it to the station. then they write: put your backpack on the railway, next to the rails at the platform. miraculously, during the explosion no one suffered, krieger was detained and, in accordance with belarusian laws, sentenced to capital punishment. krieger asked the german government for help, and lukashenko pardoned him. the terrorist could not hold back his tears when he found out about this. the head of state, by his decree, you have been pardoned. thank you. many of those who were extradited by russia today were detained with a sleeping bag. investigators proved their guilt with collected evidence, including studying correspondence, finding prints and weapons of the crime. the court established the involvement of these people in th

karamurza, sentenced to 25 years in prison.nged, according to the wording of the fsb, a group of people who acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of the security of russia, we returned 10 of our compatriots to their homeland, this exchange is the largest in the history of our country since the cold war, a total of 26 people were on the lists. joe biden welcomed in exchange concluded between moscow and washington and added that the united states will continue to work on returning to its homeland. in germany, poland, slovenia, norway and turkey. they all stepped up and were with us, they were with us, they made bold decisions, released prisoners who were legally held in their countries , and provided logistical support to bring americans home. the united states calls this deal the largest exchange operation in recent years, some even claim what it can do. to be the largest exchange of prisoners since the second world war, it is called historical by the number of prisoners exchanged by the number of countries i

this includes american journalist evan gershkovich, us marpek paul willan, vladimir karamurza, and a, including german citizen krieger, released in belarus. the operation itself was carried out in ankara airport, as reported by rionovosti, a group of russians sentenced to long terms, including life sentences, returned to their homeland, a source in the russian competent agency said, their guilt has been proven. those who returned to russia were charged with collaborating with intelligence agencies in a number of cases. progress of release. industrial production growth is 4.5% higher than the national average, high performance in agriculture and a significant reduction in government debt figures. vladimir spoke about these important indicators putin and the head of mordovia artyom zdunov at a meeting in the kremlin. the main problems of the region are also named. still low birth rates, the situation with public transport and roads. report by andrey grigoriev. mordovia has record economic growth. which the president immediately draws attention to, there is something to be compared to o

foreign agent vladimir karamurza is brought out nearby, then gershkovich, and here is former us marine and this is already. footage from ankara airport, where planes from the countries participating in the exchange arrived. the entire world media watched the broadcast. the numerous parties involved in organizing the exchange fully complied with the agreements. this was stated by a credible source in one of the russian competent departments. so, which of ours returned to their homeland? vadim krasikov, sentenced by a court in berlin to life imprisonment according to western investigators, he killed. this character was involved in preparing an attack on a school in beslan, was involved in preparing a train explosion in the moscow metro in 2004, and also participated in attacks on russian soldiers. in vladimir putin’s interview with tucker carlson this winter , this was clearly discussed. sits in one country, in the country of an ally. united states, man, who, for patriotic reasons , eliminated a bandit in one of the european capitals during an event in the caucasus, you know what he did,

green card holder, vladimir karamurza, was also released. nick schifrin starts our coverage.80 years of u.s.-russia and u.s.-soviet spy swaps, today's was the most complex. two dozen people on one ankara turkey tarmac -- russian dissidents, convicted russian spies, and detained americans who will be coming home, and spoke to their family members in the oval office, on a day president biden called historic diplomacy. >> this is an incredible relief for all the family members gathered here. it's a relief to the friends and colleagues across the country who have been praying for this day for a long time. nick: among those released, 32-year-old wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich, the first journalist since the cold war sentenced in a russian court for spying. >> i've got a medical condition that prohibits this. nick: former american marine paul whelan, detained by russia six years ago. russian-american radio free europeradio liberty correspondent alsu kurmasheva, sentenced to 6.5 years for spreading false information. they posed for a photo with u.s. officials as they

rika krieger brings out foreign agent vladimir karamurza nearby, then gershkovich, and here is formerrine will. and this is footage from ankara airport, where planes from the countries participating in the exchange arrived. the entire world media watched the broadcast. the numerous parties involved in organizing the exchange fully complied with the agreements. this was stated by a credible source in one of the russian competent departments. so, which one of us? returned to his homeland. vadim krasikov, sentenced to life in prison by a court in berlin according to western investigators, he killed georgian citizen zelimkhan khandashvili. in august '19 he shot him in tiergarton park. this character was preparing an attack on a school in beslan. he was involved in preparing a train explosion in the moscow metro in 2004, and also participated in attacks on russian soldiers. in the interview with vladimir putin, and with carlson this winter, they clearly talked about this, sitting in one country, in the country of an ally of the united states. a man who, for patriotic reasons, liquidated on

citizen russian british foreign agent vladimir karamurza, sentenced to 25 years in prison for high treasonf the krasnosilsky district of moscow, foreign agent ilya yashin. who else is on the list? a journalist of the tatar-bashkir service convicted of telling lies about the armed forces against radio liberty agent alsu kurmashov, foreign agent oleg arlov, chairman of the board of memorial, liquidated by the supreme court. foreign agent andrei pivovarov, included in the list of extremists, ksenia fodeeva, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes, sasha skochelenko, dimury voronin, vadim ostanin. we exchanged, according to the wording of the fsb, a group of individuals who acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of the security of russia. we returned 10 of our compatriots to their homeland. this exchange is the largest in the history of our country since the cold war. total. there were 26 people on the lists, now the news is marked urgent, we are talking about the collapse of a house in nizhny tagil, so 25 apartments, the owners of which are 36 people, are now destroye

karamurza.ment. also reported that in total , an agreement had been reached on the release of 16 people from russia, including five german citizens and seven russian citizens, although not in this statement separately, but before that , the biden administration reported and emphasized that this exchange was not means no change in relations between moscow and washington, this does not mean warming. such transactions come with strict requirements and there are never any guarantees, for me there is nothing. is more important than protecting americans at home abroad, so we will continue to work for the release of all illegally detained americans around the world, this deal would not have been possible without our allies in germany, poland, slovenia, norway and turkey, all of whom stepped up and stood with us , they were with us, they made bold decisions, released prisoners who were held legally in their countries, and provided logistical support to bring americans home in what is being called the bi

russian citizen of great britain foreign agent vladimir karamurza, sentenced to 25 years in prison forreason, former deputy of the krasnosilsky district of moscow, foreign agent ilya yashin. who else is on the list? alsu kurmashova, a journalist of the tatar-bashkir foreign agent service of radio liberty, convicted of fake news about the armed forces , foreign agent oleg arlov, chairman of the board of memorial , liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pilovarov, ksenia fodeeva, included in the list of extremists, as well as liliya chanysheva. hermann moizhes, sasha skochelenko, dimury voronin, vadim ostanin. we exchanged, according to the fsb's formulation, a group of individuals who acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of russia's security. we returned our 10 compatriots to their homeland. this exchange is the largest in the history of our country since the cold war. in total, 26 people were on the lists. joe biden cheered. exchange of prisoners between moscow and washington and added that the united states will continue to work to return home the r

karamurza, sentenced to 25 years in prison for high treason, former deputy of the krasnoselsky districtw, foreign agent ilya yashin. who else is on the list? alsou kurmasheva, a journalist of the tatar-bashkir foreign agent service of radio liberty, convicted of fakes about the armed forces, foreign agent oleg arlov, chairman of the board of memorial liquidated by the supreme court, foreign agent andrei pivovarov, included in the list of extremists, ksenia fodeeva, as well as liliya chanysheva, hermann moizhes, sasha skochelenko, demury voronin, vadim astanin. we exchanged according to the wording of the fsb, a group of persons acting in the interests of. diplomats will make every effort to release citizens who remain in american prisons, the russian embassy in the united states announced this; the mission noted that work is already underway to return them to their homeland. dozens of russians remain, they look with hope at their homeland, and the main task of the department’s employees is the well-being of their compatriots who were imprisoned for the hunts of american intelligence ser

in the same list, foreign agents convicted of a crime in russia, journalist vladimir karamurza, oppositiond a number of other persons, were pardoned by president vladimir putin by his decrees. the decision to sign the documents was made with the aim of returning russian citizens detained in imprisonment on the territory of foreign states. the number of crimes committed in public places in the capital has decreased by more than a quarter. moscow police officers during an extended meeting of the board of the main department. russia in moscow summed up the results of the department’s work for the first half of 2024. the event was attended by the head of the capital’s central administration oleg baranov, his deputies and heads of structural divisions. here are just a few indicators. mentioned, the number of murders in moscow has decreased by more than by less than 5%, there were 20% fewer robberies, and the number of vehicle crashes decreased by a third. at the end of the meeting, oleg baranov outlined the main tasks for the personnel, and also presented state and departmental awards to a numb

joseph biden met at the white house with a person released from a russian prison vladimir karamurza andhis family, and actually. biden himself posted this photo on the x network, which the president of the united states of america wrote, today i congratulated volodymyr karamurza. and his family at the white house to celebrate his return to america. volodymyr spent 2.5 years of unjust imprisonment in russia for speaking out against russia's war in ukraine, today his family is whole again. mr. volodymyr, how do you perceive the efforts of the united states of america to find good russians, and according to tradition, probably since the time of the soviet union, create, or try to. to support this image of some group of people who can return to their homeland and change everything there, well, this is such a soviet mythology, i have the impression that biden supports a certain such, well, the phantom of sovietism and soviet dissidence, because he sees that putin lives it, and biden creates it for him. such a mirror, through which putin would see himself, so to speak, on the one hand as a su

joseph biden met at the white house with vladimir karamurza, released from a russian prison, and hisily, and actually posted this photo by biden himself on... on the x network that the president of the united states of america wrote, today i welcomed volodymyr karamurza and his family to the white house to celebrate his return to america. volodymyr spent 2.5 years of unjust imprisonment in russia for speaking out against russia's war in ukraine, today his family is whole again. how do you perceive efforts, mr. volodymyr? of the united states of america, after all, it is still possible to find good russians and, according to tradition , probably since the time of the soviet union, to create or trying to support this image of some group of people who can return to their homeland and change everything there, well, this is such a soviet mythology, i have the impression that biden supports a certain such, well, phantom. of soviet dissension and dissidence, because he sees that putin lives by it, and biden creates a mirror for him, a mirror in which putin would see himself, so to speak, on

karamurza. >> rogelio mora tagle nos e explica como fueron estas n negociaciones y por que esta es una presidente biden. >> el presidente biden confirmo la liberacion de tres ciudadanos estadounidenses y un residente con visa permanente en compania de sus familiares eran pri prisioneros del gobierno russian authorities arrested them, convicted them in show trials and sent them to long prison (subtitulos en pantalla( multinacional de mas de 20 m millones de sin precedentes desde la guerra fria. >> biden publico en su cuenta de x una imagen del momento en el que el y los familiares pudieron hablar por telefono con ellos y otra donde los tres ciudadanos estadounidenses ya estan a bordo de la aeronave que los trae a los estados unidos. >> vladimir karamursa viajo a alemania para reunirse con su familia. >> segun un funcionario de alto nivel del gobierno, biden comenzo a buscar un acuerdo a finales de 2022. >> en 2023, rusia rechaza varias ofertas porque pide a cambio a vadim krasikov, sentenciado en alemania a prision de por vida por asesinar a un separatista checheno. >> el momento clave

joseph biden met at the white house with the dismissed from a russian prison by vladimir karamurza andfamily, and biden himself actually posted this photo. in the x-line written by the president of the united states of america, today i welcomed volodymyr karamurza and his family to the white house to celebrate his return to america. volodymyr spent 2.5 years of unjust imprisonment in russia for speaking out against russia's war in ukraine, today his family is whole again. how do you perceive efforts, mr. volodymyr? the united states of america can still find good russians, too it has been a tradition since the days of the soviet union to create or try to maintain this image of some group of people who can return to their homeland and change everything there. this is the soviet mythology. i have the impression that biden supports exactly this. sovietism and soviet dissidence, because he sees that putin lives by it, and biden creates a mirror for him, a mirror in which putin would see himself, so to speak, on the one hand as a continuation of the sovka, sovka traditions, and on the other

evan hershkovich, paul whelan, ausu kurmashova and vladimir karamurza are heading home to their loved ones, grateful to president biden and vice president harris for their leadership. we will never let putin win. we need to find. a way to break the cycle of innocent people being imprisoned in russia on trumped-up charges. they are used by putin as a bargaining chip to secure. the release of cold-blooded killers who acted on his behalf. in the future, russia must pay a heavy price for turning innocent people into pawns of its corrupt regime. today's good news is also a reminder that we are facing a dangerous and an unprincipled opponent in the person of vladimir putin. he uses innocent americans as pawns, those who want to please him. or simply turn a blind eye to his demands in ukraine, should remember the suffering of paul wheelen, his entire family and millions of ukrainians living with the consequences of putin's actions. and to another topic. the united states did not recognize the victory of current venezuelan president nicolas maduro in the election. us secretary of state anthon

karamurza, this is a russian oppositionist, ilya yashina is a colleague of navalny, and also alsuk kurmashovois is a journalist of radio liberty, well, in return they get, i mean the russians, a killer who killed , for example, zalimkhana. the people in berlin are also bringing back a hacker who has a very strong money-laundering facility in the united states of america. spent in a word, now experts will evaluate how complete this exchange was, while the americans get more people, the russians get less in return, experts will now look at how complete it was, but it is good that people are coming back, i mean those who were illegally detained and convicts in russia return home. we go further. the agreement on the ceasefire in ukraine will not be concluded until the end of the presidential elections in the united states. states of america, this opinion was expressed by the minister of foreign affairs of turkey hakan fidan v interview with sabah newspaper. according to him, before the american elections, there may be a certain easing of tension on the fronts, but there will be no agreement on a

joseph biden met at the white house with vladimir karamurza, who was released from a russian prison ,s family, and biden himself posted this photo on the x network, which was written by the president of the united states of america today. i welcomed volodymyr karamurza and his family to the white house to celebrate his return to america. volodymyr spent 2.5 years of unjust imprisonment in russia for speaking out against russia's war in ukraine. today, his family is whole again. how are you, mr. volodymyr? you perceive the efforts of the united states of america to find good russians, and according to tradition, probably since time immemorial. of the soviet union to create or try to maintain this image of some group of people who can return to their homeland and change everything there. this is the soviet mythology. i have the impression that biden supports a certain, well, phantom of sovietism and soviet dissidence, because...

he was accused of telling lies about the russian army; foreigner vladimir karamurza was accused of treasonnator mccain, then came to his funeral and stood in line behind joe biden. later he received british citizenship. another dual citizen, kevin leak, according to investigators, worked for the german intelligence services for a future career in berlin. another german was literally saved from death as part of the exchange. rekokrieger was convicted in belarus. death penalty, he worked in the security service of the us embassy in berlin, where, as belarusian investigators are sure, he received skills in handling military weapons and from there he went to the foreign legion in ukraine, already there he was recruited by the ukrainian special services for terrorist attacks, came to belarus, took the bomb from a hiding place and took it to the station, then they write: put the backpack on the railway, next to the rails at the platform, miraculously no one was hurt during the explosion, krieger was detained in accordance with belarusian laws... established the involvement of these people in com

together with them to america. is the pardoned holder of an american residence permit , vladimir karamurzaly shouted at interruptions. good afternoon, today is a very good day, a very good day, we feel incredible relief along with the family members of the exchanged people who have gathered here, this is a relief for the friends of their colleagues. throughout the country, we have been praying for a long time for this day, a completed deal, a feat of diplomacy and friendship, this exchange has already become an element of the election race, which the democrats have taken to their advantage. probably, in the absence of more significant diplomatic successes, the current administration of cnn calls the return of us citizens from russia biden’s legacy, but donald trump, without delving into the details, has already tried to devalue what happened. well, when are they going to publish the details of the prisoner exchange with russia? how many people will we get as a result? however, if you look at the situation less biased, it is obvious that, despite the deplorable state of russian-american rel

vladimir karamurza, serving a twenty-five-year sentence in russia for high treason, was brought fromere he was kept to an unknown location. this week, at least seven more political prisoners disappeared from prison colonies in russia, including oppositionists ilya yashin, liliya chanysheva and ksenia fodeeva, as well as activist oleg orlov and artist alexandra skochelena. the total number of prisoners with whom communication suddenly disappeared reaches ten. flight observers reported that a special government plane visited several regions where missing prisoners were being held before returning to moscow. also on tuesday , rico krieger, a german citizen sentenced to death for terrorism in belarus, was pardoned. some analysts have speculated that krieger could be involved in the exchange, as russia is known to seek release of vadim krasikov. actually not only that. these names of these oppositionists, they are somehow heard by those who follow, this becomes entertaining, gives this story some piquancy, but for me it’s nothing, of course, they call them useful prisoners, but if they th

moscow extradited 16 people to western countries, among them russian foreign agents ilya yashin and vladimir schebel, detained for drug smuggling, and two american journalist evan gershkovich and marine paul willen convicted of espionage. minsk pardoned rick krieger, sentenced to death by the germans for terrorism, and sent him to germany. russia expressed gratitude to belarus for this interaction. another german citizen had to somehow, if not balance, then at least soften berlin’s bitterness at the fact that krasikov got out of hand. washington admitted that... the obligation to protect german citizens, as well as us solidarity. explanations of the chancellor it was important for us that we have only increased the feeling of berlin’s loss of independence and this difficult decision itself will still entail political consequences. even the minister of foreign affairs, anna lena berbak, does not hide her confusion. this was an extremely sensitive dilemma that required conclusions and further careful discussion. but the conclusions, which have already been characteristically made in poland, ar

let's hear from one of those released — vladimir karamurza.his isjust a drop in the ocean, that exchange yesterday, because so many innocent people who have never committed a crime in their life are being held in torturous conditions, either physically or psychological or both, in putin's prisons for the only crime of speaking the truth, for the only crime of opposing the war — of opposing a dictator. this is being hailed as a coup for the democrats. and its significance is two—fold. it's a resolution to one of the most urgent foreign policy challenges during his time in office — as his presidency slowly draws to a close. and it's also seen as a boost for kamala harris — the presumptive democrat nominee. more on what this could mean for the dems — here's amy mackinnon, a national security reporter at foreign policy magazine. well, certainly a vindication of biden�*s foreign policy. i mean, when he came into office, one of the things he stated that he wanted to do was to rebuild, you know, trans—atlantic partnerships and rebuild those relations

well, i can say that one of them, vladimir karamudzha, is the son of my classmate, too vladimir karamurzayone else, we, uh, expelled him from the komsomol, but not for his anti-soviet views, for the fact that he abandoned, threw out from the thirteenth floor there was a stand, a huge one, a propaganda stand that hung on the floor, there was a reminder of who lived where, if someone had been under this wooden fragment, he would have been killed, so... for this we expelled him from the komsomol, but then it all developed vladimir, he was not a stupid person, he later worked at radio liberty, he has already passed away, this is his son. unfortunately, this undemanding approach to raising these golden children in the former soviet union, like ours, by the way, sometimes leads to such results. today he found himself where, apparently, he spiritually wanted to be for a long time. but this at the same time means that he cut off his path to his homeland, no matter how he feels about this, it always takes revenge, and the fate of many, many... traitors speaks about this, as it were they didn’t sho

vladimir karamurza and ilya yashin said they considered the russian leader a war criminal.ge, which saw 24 people jailed in seven different countries exchanged. let's speak to our correspondent sarah rainsford, who has been speaking with both of the men in germany. yes, that's right. a bittersweet moment for two of the released political prisoners that i have been speaking to here in bonn, which is where they were brought after the exchange. forsome where they were brought after the exchange. for some time the focus has won the american hostages who were released, political detainees in russia returning to america, but now the focus has firmly turned towards the russian dissidents who were released as part of this massive exchange. there was a very emotional encounter with the press last night here in bonn. the three men who came out to speak to us, they have spent, in the case of two of them, they have spent two years in prison, purely because of their political opposition to vladimir putin. listening to vladimir yesterday, one of the things he told me very clearly was tha

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agents karamurza, found guilty of treason.efore his arrest, karamurza, who also received british citizenship, was a frequent guest at the us congress and demanded the introduction of sanctions against russia. he was also friends with the ardent russophobe senator macain and came to his funeral, then stood behind biden. thank god i have a chance to survive. and these are the tears of the german rick krieger, sentenced to death, who was personally pardoned. one of the largest complexes in history. our correspondent, alexey, reports on how former prisoners were greeted in the usa veselovsky. a plane carrying us citizens pardoned by russia landed at andrews air force base near washington around midnight. president biden, to whom the american media attributes a key role in organizing the exchange, together with vice president kamela harris, personally came to meet the liberated people at the airfield, despite the late hour. for the biden administration, the return to america of paul willan, evan gershkovich and alsou kurmasoy is no

karamurza's words that the russian military is bombing residential areas, maternity homes, hospitals, schools, russian investigators called it false information, which karamurza allegedly voiced out of political hatred, thereby causing significant damage to the interests of russia. less than a month after this speech, the politician was arrested in the yard of his own home, and a year later he was sentenced to 25 years in prison. we return to the exchange, one of the countries as i am on at the beginning she said that germany is participating in this exchange, yuriy baraniuk, correspondent of the nastoyasche vremya tv channel, is joining us from berlin, yuriy, i congratulate you. good day. what is being said about this exchange in germany, what is the german press writing about it, and what do you know as of now? listen, right now, the main question is where the plane that will bring the political prisoners from russia will land, and there are several cities waiting for this plane. first of all, this is berlin, where the airport journalists have been waiting since the very morning, an

foreign agents ilya yashin, convicted of fakes about the russian army and vladimir karamurzu, found guiltytreason. before his arrest, karamurza, who also received british citizenship, was a frequent guest at the us congress and demanded sanctions against russia. thank god i have a chance to survive. and these are the tears of the german rick krieger, sentenced to death. he was pardoned personally by alexander lukashenko. a german, according to investigators, was recruited by the ukrainian special services and blew up a railway station last year. krieger along with the rest of the prisoners freed by russia what is gratifying is that, as the fsb noted, all these people in one way or another acted in the interests of foreign states to the detriment of our country. edmund shalbanov, irina lemkina, ntv television company. airplane. pardoned americans sat down at an air base near washington around midnight , joe biden, along with vice president kamala haris, personally came to greet the liberated diplomatic feat, the triumph of democracy, the victory of the white house, the press does not skimp

you have getting a karamurza in their first us interview, joint interview since his release? as part of the largest prisoner swap since the cold war, summer, karamurza. and you have guinea are still here with me. and vitamin i just when you talk about omsk at this penal colony that you're and you saw the harshest in the russian system. you were in 13 different facilities. you said in the more than two years that you were held by putin? what was life like, what your everyday life like every day is like groundhog day and it's meaningless. >> it's endless and it's exactly the same you wake up at 5:00 in the morning without one of official wake-up call you're bunk gets attached to the wall. so there's no way you can lie within. probably set down during the day. all you can do is just walk around the cell as like a small stool, very uncomfortable. there's a small desk and what you can't do anything because you're only given a pen and paper for one-and-a-half hours a day, in which you have to crump everything you need to do, for example, prepare for quote sessions. are we let us fr

she and prominent putin critic vladimir kara murza, who is a us resident, are all on a flight right now heading to the west as bianna pointed out, karamurza is headed to germany where he will meet his family at alito your point in time, let's get you to the white house right now with cnn's mj lee, mj, obviously a very emotional day. even jake sullivan getting emotional, the national security adviser talking about what these families have endured that's right. and that first photo that you just show it from the oval office really captures what a joyful and emotional mourning that has been at the white house. >> the president was in the oval office with these family members. and once they got the word that these four had been on the tarmac and ankara, that's when the president was able to get on the phone and speak with each of them and then give an opportunity for all of the family members to hear the voices of their loved ones as well as they were now safely out of detention of the president did say in remarks earlier that he very much planned to be at joint base andrews when these for

. >> since he was released, kremlin critic and former russian political prisoner of vladimir kara murza here with his wife yevgenia kara-murza in there the first us interview, joint interview since his release as part of the largest prisoner swap since the cold war summer, karamurza. and you have guinea are still here with me and i've gotten right just when you talk about ami skin penal colony that you're and you said the harshest in the russian system, you were in 13 different facilities. you said in the more than two years that you were held by putin what was life like, what your everyday life like? >> every day is like groundhog day and it's meaningless. it's endless and it's exactly the same. you wake up 5:00 in the morning one official wakeup call your bank gets attached to the wall. so there's no way you can lie within. probably sit down during the day. all you can do is just walk around the cell as like a small stool, very uncommon well, there's a small desk and what you can't do anything because you're only given a pen and paper for 1.5 hours a day in which you have to cramp eve