Journalist, Activists Released in Russia
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•Who's included in the massive prisoner swap between Russia and the West?
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Journalists, veteran political activists and those opposed to the war in Ukraine have been released.
The youngest is 19 , the oldest is 71 , the youngest is the oldest 71 .
Among the Russians jailed in the West were alleged sleeper agents who lived double lives.
One was imprisoned for the brazen, daytime shooting death of a man in a Berlin park.
RICO KRIEGER, a German medical worker, was convicted in Belarus of terrorism charges in June , and sentenced to death.
He was pardoned Tuesday by authoritarian President Alexander Lukashenko .
VADIM KONOSHCHENOK, a suspected officer in Russia ’s Federal Security Service , was extradited to the United States from Estonia last year to face charges he smuggled ammunition and dual-use technology.
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