Paul Whelan ‘left behind’ in Brittney Griner prisoner swap, David Whelan says
While Brittney Griner was released from Russian custody in a high-profile prisoner swap, U.S. citizen remains in a Russian prison, having not been included in the Biden administration’s last two exchanges with Russian prisoners. Council on Foreign Relations President Richard Haas explains what it could take for the Biden administration to bring Whelan home.
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