A former American teacher detained in Russia has been released after serving a prison sentence, according to a statement from President Trump. The Kremlin had previously accused the individual of mercenary activities in Ukraine before their 2024 conviction. Trump announced the release on social media, confirming the person’s return to the U.S. and reunion with family. The move follows diplomatic efforts, though details on the conditions of the release remain limited.
President Trump on Wednesday said Russia released imprisoned American teacher Stephen Hubbard, who the Kremlin accused of working as a mercenary in Ukraine before sentencing him to prison in 2024. "Stephen is on his way back home and will soon be with his family," Trump wrote on Truth Social. "The United States, out of respect...
