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Kremlin Denies Talks on Freeing Political Prisoners for U.S. Sanctions Relief

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How the story spread

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Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia Russia Russian-language media abroad Ukraine

Who wrote first

  1. Russia TASS
  2. Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia APA (Azerbaijan)
  3. Russian-language media abroad Meduza
  4. Ukraine The Kyiv Independent

How it is reported

Russia

TASS original
Peskov: Russia did not discuss with the United States the easing of sanctions in exchange for the release of prisoners
Interfax original
Peskov denied the discussion of the easing of US sanctions in exchange for the release of some political prisoners
Vedomosti original
The Kremlin did not discuss with the United States the lifting of sanctions in exchange for prisoners
Rossiyskaya Gazeta original
Kremlin: Russia has no political prisoners from the United States
Kommersant original
Peskov: in Russia there are no political prisoners
MK original
Peskov ruled out the exchange of political prisoners to ease sanctions

Russian-language media abroad

Meduza original
The Kremlin is not negotiating the release of political prisoners. “We categorically deny the presence of any political prisoners,” Peskov said
The Moscow Times
Kremlin Denies Talks on Freeing Political Prisoners for U.S. Sanctions Relief

Ukraine

The Kyiv Independent
Kremlin denies Russia has political prisoners as Trump weighs sanctions relief for releases
RBK-Ukraina original
The Kremlin did not like the idea of the United States to ease sanctions against Russia
Zerkalo nedeli original
Sands on the proposal of the Americans about political prisoners: “Absolutely inappropriate”

Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia

APA (Azerbaijan)
Kremlin rejects Trump's condition for lifting sanctions against Russia
Zerkalo (Belarus) original
The Kremlin commented on the idea of Cole on the release of political prisoners according to the Belarusian scheme: “categorically deny their presence”

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