PUTIN PERSONALLY GREETS RUSSIANS FREED FROM CLUTCHES OF WEST

Anna Dultseva can’t hold back tears as she spots Russian leader at bottom of stairs - he calmly embraces her, handing her flowers and letting her know her family’s suffering is finally over. Artyom and Anna Dultseva had been handed jail sentence in Slovenia after being accused of spying - now they’re reunited with their kids and back home, safe in Russia. Other Russians exchanged include Roman Seleznev, who had been sentenced for “cyber fraud“ by U.S. and Vladislav Klyushin, described by Washington as “sophisticated hacker“ when sentencing him to 9 years in prison.