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Russia has released a retired American teacher who'd been imprisoned for allegedly fighting for Ukraine. Stephen Hubbard's release came as US President Donald T…
Russia has released a retired American teacher who'd been imprisoned for allegedly fighting for Ukraine. Stephen Hubbard's release came as US President Donald Trump's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg for talks on the war in Ukraine. DW's Riga Bureau Chief Juri Rescheto looks at the timing of this release and what it means for relations between Washington, Moscow and Kyiv.
Europe can choose to keep fighting the Russians. USA has chosen a different path. It's always a choice... <br>USA negotiate with Russia, but Ukraine believes it can beat Russia using US weapons. Well... Good luck with that mentality
@@robhayes6121Imported2wk ago
Now tell us Putin an trump are not working together.
@@konstantinbush295Imported2wk ago
Russia detained an American mercenary<br>DW News: Russia is baaaad<br>Russia released an American mercenary<br>DW News: Russia is baaaad
@@the_hate_inside1085Imported2wk ago
Expect him to come home with severe malnutrition, and permanent organ damage. Many Ukrainian POWs just fall down, and die withing six months of coming back.
@@LoadingmissionText267Imported2wk ago
Don't Trust America again like Soviet union broken before 🚀🚀🚀
@@udayaudugamaImported2wk ago
Trump seems exhausted with Ukraine war! He is unable to take on Iran without Russian energy supplies to the world market! Russia patiently waited for 5 years for this situation to arrive!! 😂😂😂
@@ZenosWarbirdsImported2wk ago
This is just a diversion from Trump giving Putin everything he wants. Witcoff has publicly praised Putin as a “humanitarian” and wants real estate deals in Russia. He has zero credibility.
@@TuMalditaMadreImported2wk ago
Trump did it as a Hail Mary for the midterms
@@JoseMoreira-p8xImported2wk ago
die erste positive Nachricht im Zusammenhang mit Witzkopf.
@@peterwong3886Imported2wk ago
DW 🤣 U turn 🤣
@@Doomgoat92Imported2wk ago
ugh... I mean if he went there himself... To fight a way for a different country...
@@MartinFraisse-d5nImported2wk ago
Russia is rough terrorist state that might kidnap you !!, for whatever reason. <br>I do like rather go to 🇮🇷 🇨🇳 or even 🇺🇲 rather than Russya.. Mf96
@@psnarisImported2wk ago
Why on earth would Russia ban DW News?
@@dwnewsImported2wk ago
The release comes as Washington and Moscow hold high-level talks on Ukraine. Is this a sign of improving US-Russia relations, or simply a diplomatic gesture?
@@oleggeraschenko4932Imported2wk ago
teachers have no business going to fight other countries' wars
Russia has released a retired American teacher who'd been imprisoned for allegedly fighting for Ukraine. Stephen Hubbard's release came as US President Donald Trump's Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met Russian President Vladimir Putin in St. Petersburg for talks on the war in Ukraine. DW's Riga Bureau Chief Juri Rescheto looks at the timing of this release and what it means for relations between Washington, Moscow and Kyiv.