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Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Russian nationals recently freed from captivity in Gaza, thanking Hamas for their release and expressing continued efforts to secure freedom for others still held. Putin credited Russia's longstanding ties with Palestinians for securing the releases, including that of Alexander Trufanov, who spent nearly 500 days in captivity before being freed in February.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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