A former Marine who was imprisoned in Russia has been released and is now back in the United States. The individual has arrived in San Antonio, marking their return to American soil.
Details about the circumstances of the Marine's imprisonment and release are not provided in the initial report. For more information on this developing story, readers can refer to the source.
Further details about the former Marine's return to the US can be found through CBS Austin.
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