Mark Fogel’s mother, an American who was Detention in Russia Since 2021President Donald Trump’s relief and act of securing his presentation on Tuesday .He is expressing.
“(Trump) promised me that he would be out of it .This would be, and he promised,” Malfin Fogle “America Reports.” “I don’t thank him enough.”
Mark fogelA history teacher who was working at Moscow’s Anglo-American School, has been traveling to the US after Russia released him after a conversation with Trump administrative officials. After his arrest in the possession of drugs at the Russian airport in 2021, Fogel was serving a 14 -year sentence, which was clinically prescribed by his family and supporters.
His mother, Malfin, Met with Trump Before his future rally in Pennsylvania Butler last year, do not forget the name of the then President’s name. He assured him that he would bring his son home.
Now, Malfin is celebrating that full promise.
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Vashington rallys on July 15, 2023 for the exemption of Mark Foogel on July 15, 2023, Outside the White House, the Center and other family members. (AP/Stephanie Scarbro)
“I met President Trump, and was as gentle as gentle as he was,” Malfin Fogle recalled the Butler meeting. “He told me three different times, ‘If I go in,’ he said, ‘I will be out of it’ and I think it’s important.”
In addition to the desire to “thank Trump” for his work to bring his son home, Malfin Fogle also thanked State Secretary Marco Rubio and others who worked on the case.
She described the relief that she experienced after coming home soon.
“It was surprising when he called, and he said he was at the Moscow airport,” a joyful mom. “So, that means (they) took him out of jail. A week, so I thought it was fantastic and when he called this morning it was just a shock.”
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Mark Foogel’s mother, Malfin Fogel, opens up about releasing his son from Russian custody and thanks to President Donald Trump for ‘his promise’ on ‘America Reports’. (Fox News)
Fogel said that after his son landed in the United States, he would suffer from all the hugs he receives.
“That’s an incredible situation right now,” he said. “We’re just waiting and waiting for him to enter the US, I think the first thing he will do goes down and kisses the ground.”
Greg Norman of Fox News Digital has contributed to the report.
