Harold Jezler

Robert Gilman's release from Russian custody after over four years highlights ongoing concerns for other American detainees who remain in Russia. These individuals are struggling with severe medical issues, including autoimmune diseases and endometriosis, receiving care deemed below standard by family members and advocates. Advocates argue that the urgency to free these citizens should not wait until their health is near a state of death.

Marine veteran Robert Gilman's release from Russian custody brought focus to other Americans detained there who face serious health issues. Many remaining detainees, including Olga Jezler, are grappling with medical problems and receiving what advocates describe as substandard care. Representatives argue that these citizens should not need their health to be critical for Russia to act.