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- Russia freed former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman on Aug. 11, 2026 after 1,666 days in prison.
- President Vladimir Putin granted a humanitarian pardon for Gilman.
- President Donald Trump said the release involved no exchange.
- In June 2026 Gilman fell into a dissociative stupor, required tube feeding and was moved to a psychiatric facility.
- Officials urged the release of other detainees after Gilman arrived in San Antonio, Texas for treatment.
