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Russia frees jailed American Stephen Hubbard, US envoy says

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What we know

Oct 21 - President Vladimir Putin announced the release of American citizen Stephen Hubbard from Russian detention on Wednesday, at the start of talks with US special envoy Steve Witkoff.

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Story timeline

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  1. New development reported by Deutsche Welle All News

    US envoy to meet Putin after 'positive' talks with Zelenskyy

  2. Picked up by New York Times Homepage

    Russia Releases American Stephen Hubbard

  3. New development reported by GDELT Global News DOC API

    Russia frees American teacher Stephen Hubbard – NBC Los Angeles

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  1. New development reported by Deutsche Welle All News

    US envoy to meet Putin after 'positive' talks with Zelenskyy

  2. Picked up by New York Times Homepage

    Russia Releases American Stephen Hubbard

  3. New development reported by GDELT Global News DOC API

    Russia frees American teacher Stephen Hubbard – NBC Los Angeles

  4. New development reported by New York Times Homepage

    Who Is Stephen James Hubbard, the American Released From Russian Jail?

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