Former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman Hospitalized in Russia

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Marine Robert Gilman, serving a lengthy sentence in Russia, has been admitted to a hospital, according to Kommersant.
His lawyer confirmed he is receiving treatment, though a diagnosis is pending.
Gilman was initially jailed in 2022 for assaulting a police officer, with his sentence later extended for further assaults.

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Former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman, serving a lengthy sentence in Russia, has been admitted to a hospital, according to Kommersant. His lawyer confirmed he is receiving treatment, though a diagnosis is pending. Gilman was initially jailed in 2022 for assaulting a police officer, with his sentence later extended for further assaults.

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