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Former Marine Robert Gilman released from Russian prison in ‘dire’ condition - EverythingLubbock.com

Former Marine Robert Gilman released from Russian prison in ‘dire’ condition - EverythingLubbock.com

Former Marine Robert Gilman, held in Russia since 2022, is finally free, but his family reports he is in "dire" condition. The 32-year-old received a pardon from Russian President Vladimir Putin on humanitarian grounds.

The 32-year-old received a pardon from Russian President Vladimir Putin on humanitarian grounds. Gilman is now on a U.S. State Department plane, heading to America for immediate medical treatment. Many West Texans with military ties followed his situation closely.

Families across neighborhoods from Raintree to North Overton understand the inherent risks of service abroad. News of Americans detained overseas often hits close to home here, given our strong veteran population. An advocacy group, Global Reach, represented his family. Officials have not disclosed the exact circumstances of his health.

Common questions

Why was former Marine Robert Gilman released from Russia?

Former Marine Robert Gilman was released from Russian detention after President Vladimir Putin issued a pardon on humanitarian grounds. He had been held in Russia since 2022 and is now traveling to the U.S. for immediate medical treatment.

What is Robert Gilman's current condition?

Robert Gilman's family reports he is in "dire" condition following his release from Russian custody. The 32-year-old is currently on a U.S. State Department plane heading to America to receive immediate medical treatment.

How long was Robert Gilman held in Russia?

Former Marine Robert Gilman was held in Russia since 2022 before his recent release. He received a pardon from Russian President Vladimir Putin and is now on a U.S. State Department plane, traveling back to America for urgent medical care.

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