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Martin Ryan has been imprisoned in Azerbaijan since the end of 2023.
Azerbaijan pardoned Martin Ryan, a Frenchman imprisoned in this Caucasian country since the end of 2023, on Wednesday, a decision coming a few hours after the lifting of European sanctions targeting Russian oligarch Alicher Ousmanov that France requested.
According to a decree from Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliev published on Wednesday, Martin Ryan is included in a list of 20 people pardoned and is the only French national to benefit from it.
According to a diplomat in Brussels, Paris lobbied EU member countries to lift sanctions against Alisher Ousmanov as part of a prisoner release deal involving French citizens detained in Azerbaijan.

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Azerbaijan pardoned Frenchman Martin Ryan, imprisoned since the end of 2023, shortly after the EU lifted sanctions targeting Russian oligarch Alicher Ousmanov, requested by Paris as part of a release agreement.

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