US-Russia prisoner release: inmates describe abuse of Hubbard
Two former Ukrainian prisoners held with Stephen Hubbard say Russian guards beat him and denied him food and care, adding detail to the US Russia prisoner release.
Two former Ukrainian prisoners held with Stephen Hubbard say Russian guards beat and humiliated him.
Hubbard, 74, was freed by the Kremlin after more than four years in detention, on the day Steve Witkoff met Vladimir Putin.
Former prisoners allege he was electrocuted with a stun gun and denied food and medical care.
The International Committee of the Red Cross said it asks to see every detainee where it has access.
Trump said he had asked Putin to free Hubbard in a phone call the week before.