Putin greets freed Russian prisoners after swap deal with West
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53% : "The European Union is relieved by the release and transfer to freedom outside Russia and Belarus of a number of political prisoners, including EU citizens, facilitated with the help of Turkey," EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said.49% : Trump, who often touts his experience in business and making deals, said: "They are extorting the United States of America.
18% : Trump dismissed the deal as a bad one and questioned the US's role in it, claiming the country was useless at negotiations.
10% : That's so nobody can figure out how bad it is!"Joe Biden said following the release that the "brutal ordeal" for those detained by Russia was over and that Trump failed to bring the prisoners home.
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