He was caught entering Russia! A decision was made regarding the former US soldier

While crossing from Poland to Kaliningrad, Russia in April 2022 imprisonment done USA Military Former Navy SEAL Taylor Dudley has been released.

Earlier USA whose arrest was not announced by the administration and April while crossing from Poland to Kaliningrad imprisonment Dudley Richardson Diplomatic Center Russia was released after negotiations with

Former governor of New Mexico, United Nations USAMickey Bergman, Vice President of the Richardson Center for Diplomacy of the former Permanent Representative of the United States and former US Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson, used the following statements in a written statement to the AA reporter:

“Governor Bill Richardson and the Richardson Center, former Marine Taylor Dudley’s 12 january 2023 on his way home with the Richardson Center team and his mother Russia-Poland at Bagrationovsk-Bezledi border crossing from Russia free are pleased to announce that Shelley.”

Bergman noted that Dudley has been detained in the Russian city of Kaliningrad since April last year. Russia said that they have been negotiating with for about 9 months.

Expressing that the Russian authorities took the right step by releasing Dudley despite the current tension, Bergman said, “We are very worried about Paul Whelan and in the past other (free done) as Americans we are determined to continue working for his safe return. four years.” made his statement.

Former US Marine, USA, Senior BritainWhelan, who holds Irish and Canadian citizenship, on December 28 2018for spying in Russia imprisonment was done.

Whelan, 15 June 2020He was sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Dudley, 35, from Michigan, was detained by Russian border patrol police in April 2022 after crossing from Poland to the Kaliningrad region between Lithuania and Poland.

It is not yet known why Dudley, who was in Poland, crossed the border to attend the music festival.

Although the US government said it believed Dudley’s detention was not based on “wrongful” or “arbitrary and discriminatory” motives, there was no press release about the ex-soldier’s detention. (AA)

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