the spanish journalist of russian origin, pavlo gonzalez, who was arrested in poland in 1922, has beenhe is pavel rubtsov. roman seleznev, kidnapped in 2014 by american intelligence services in the maldives and sentenced in the united states. these are special measures, as if for dangerous criminals. the first to board the plane were artyom and anna dultsevy with their children, who would have been sent to an orphanage a little longer if the exchange had not taken place. but now everyone is on board to finally fly home. the main thing is that our people are returning, our heroes are returning, those who spent a lot, a lot of time there are returning. can you imagine what those people went through when they tell you: you have a life sentence, and what to do, finally the moment has come, all their relatives, mothers, loved ones prayed for this, so i join, again i want to say that this great joy, here's who we gave in response: american journalist evan gershkovich, sentenced in russia to 16 years in prison in a case of espionage, according to russian investigators: in march twenty in the

the spanish journalist of russian origin, pavlo gonzalez, aka pavel rubtsov, who was arrested in polandin 2020, has been returned. roman seleznev, kidnapped in 2014 by american intelligence agencies in the maldives and sentenced in the united states to 27 years in prison for cyber fraud also returned home as part of the current exchange, as did russian it entrepreneur vladislav klyushin, who was detained 3 years ago in switzerland at the request of washington on suspicion of cyberattacks on american ones. on board to finally fly home, the main thing is that our people are returning, our heroes are returning, those who spent a lot, uh, a lot of time there are returning, and those, imagine what those people went through when they tell you, here you have a life sentence, yes, and what to do, it has finally come that moment, all their loved ones, mothers, loved ones prayed for this, so i join, again, and want to say that this is a great joy. but who we gave in return. american journalist evan gershkovich, sentenced in russia to sixteen years in prison for espionage. according to russian inv

pavlo gonzalez, as his name sounds in spanish, was returned as a result of a historic exchange betweensia and nato countries. in an exclusive interview with channel one , he spoke about his arrest in poland, how they tried to beat a confession out of him, how the state in which he had lived and worked for decades essentially betrayed him, and how his distant homeland extended a helping hand. our correspondent evgeny lyamin and his colleague took a walk around the places of his childhood in moscow. here in this house, here before leaving, i lived for the last 2 years before leaving. i live in this house, opposite is the school where i studied, school 113. the courtyard of my childhood has not been here for about 30 years, everything has changed of course. here was this small hill, here in the winter we rode on asanas, on cardboard, nearby also in the late eighties lived viktor tsoi, as evidenced by the plaque on the house. by the way, pavel smiles, russian rock books of russians writers in spain helped not to forget their native language. his father is russian, his mother is half spanis

the spanish journalist of russian origin, pavlo gonzalez, who was arrested in poland in 1922, has beenhe is pavel rubtsov. roman seleznev, kidnapped. in 2014 , american intelligence agencies in the maldives and sentenced in the united states to 27 years in prison for cyber fraud, also returned to their homeland as part of the current exchange, as did russian it entrepreneur vladislav klyushin, detained 3 years ago in switzerland at the request of washington, on suspicion of cyber attacks on american companies. vadim kanashchenok, accused of illegally purchasing electronics for the russian defense sector, was also returned. this is how they were put on a plane in turkey. vadim krasikov was brought to the plane wearing a motorcycle helmet. these are special measures, as if for dangerous criminals. the first to board the plane were artyom and anna dultsevy with their children, who would have been sent to an orphanage a little longer if the exchange had not taken place. but now everyone is on board to finally fly home. the main thing is that our people are returning, our heroes are returni