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The State Department designated U.S. citizen and former teacher Marc Fogel as wrongfully detained while he serves a 14-year Russian sentence for drug smuggling. Speculation that Russia could propose a prisoner exchange.
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The State Department designated U.S. citizen and former teacher Marc Fogel as wrongfully detained while he serves a 14-year Russian sentence for drug smuggling. Speculation that Russia could propose a prisoner exchange.
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The State Department designated U.S. citizen and former teacher Marc Fogel as wrongfully detained while he serves a 14-year Russian sentence for drug smuggling. Speculation that Russia could propose a prisoner exchange.
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Off Leash update 30 DEC Commodity Prices •Aluminum: $2,558/ton •Antimony (ingot min. 99.65% fob China): $33,550/ton •Cobalt: $24,300/ton •Copper: $8,982/ton •Gold: $2,618/toz •Lead: $1,970/ton •Natural Gas (Nymex): $3.77/MMbtu •WTI Crude Oil (Nymex): $70.56/barrel •Zinc: $3,032/ton Russia •The State Department designated U.S. citizen Marc Fogel - a former teacher serving a 14-year sentence in Russia for drug smuggling - as "wrongfully detained." Fogel was convicted by the same court that tried Brittney Griner, and U.S. officials speculate that Russia could offer to trade Fogel in a prisoner swap - as it did with Griner. •Azerbaijan's Pres. Aliyev escalated a row with Russia's Pres. Putin over the downing of a passenger jet last week. Aliyev claims (and U.S. investigators concur) that Russia accidentally shot the jet down, and Putin already extended an apology for the incident; however, he refused to explicitly accept responsibility for it. Syria •Syria's new leaders claim it will take four years to organize elections. That's probably a good guess: government functions broke down over 13 years of civil war, and Syria wasn't exactly a thriving democracy before 2011 either. Other News •A Jeju Air Boeing 737-899 crashed in Muan, South Korea, killing all but two of the 181 aboard. Boeing's stock also crashed as investors wondered whether a technical malfunction caused the accident (the early investigation has focused on bird strike, though).
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