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Senators say North Dakota farmer detained in Ukraine is home
10/22/2022 10:00:00 AM A North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations he planned to kill his business partner is back home the state' s two U S senators announced
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A North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations he planned to kill his business partner is back home, the state's two U.S. senators announced. BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations he planned to kill his business partner is back home, the state's two U.S. senators announced Friday. FILE - This image provided by Kristi Magnusson shows Kurt Groszhans in one of his fields in Ukraine in July 2021. Groszhans, a North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations that he planned to kill his business partner, is back home, the state's two U.S. senators announced Friday, Oct. 21, 2022. (Kristi Magnusson via AP, File) FILE - This image provided by Kristi Magnusson shows Kurt Groszhans in one of his fields in Ukraine in July 2021. Groszhans, a North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations that he planned to kill his business partner, is back home, the state's two U.S. senators announced Friday, Oct. 21, 2022. (Kristi Magnusson via AP, File) Read more:
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October 21, 2022 GMT FILE - This image provided by Kristi Magnusson shows Kurt Groszhans in one of his fields in Ukraine in July 2021.October 21, 2022 at 6:09 pm EDT Expand Russia Ukraine War Farmer FILE - This image provided by Kristi Magnusson shows Kurt Groszhans in one of his fields in Ukraine in July 2021.' return were"sensitive.Are the new Russian forces in Belarus a feint, or preparation for a new push into Ukraine? Image President Aleksandr G. Groszhans, a North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations that he planned to kill his business partner, is back home, the state's two U.S.S. senators announced Friday, Oct." Cramer and the state's other Republican senator, John Hoeven, said they are grateful for Groszhans' safe return home. 21, 2022. 21, 2022. (Kristi Magnusson via AP, File) FILE - This image provided by Kristi Magnusson shows Kurt Groszhans in one of his fields in Ukraine in July 2021. Emile Ducke for The New York Times RIGA, Latvia — Russia is massing thousands of troops in its western neighbor Belarus ahead of what could be the opening of a new front aimed at disrupting the flow of Western military aid from Poland, according to defense officials in Latvia and Ukraine. Groszhans, a North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations that he planned to kill his business partner, is back home, the state's two U.D. Kurt Groszhans is seen in one of his fields in Ukraine in July 2021.S. senators announced Friday, Oct.S. 21, 2022. "I am grateful to be home after this horrible ordeal," Groszhans said. (Kristi Magnusson via AP, File) BISMARCK, N. Kurt Groszhans, from Ashley, North Dakota, has ancestors from Ukraine and went there to farm in 2017. Russia massed troops in Belarus ahead of its initial attack on Ukraine in February. D. (AP) — A North Dakota farmer who had been detained in Ukraine since November 2021 on accusations he planned to kill his business partner is back home, the state’s two U. Groszhans and his assistant were arrested on charges of plotting to assassinate Leshchenko, who was then Ukraine's agriculture minister. Groszhans was among a handful of Americans jailed in Ukraine or Russia whose departures have been complicated by the war.S. senators announced Friday. “I am grateful to be home after this horrible ordeal," Groszhans said in a statement. Kurt Groszhans, from Ashley, North Dakota, has ancestors from Ukraine and went there to farm in 2017. Russia used the territory of Belarus, its closest military and political ally, as a staging ground for its February invasion and has since launched missiles and drones into Ukraine from there. The relationship with his partner, law professor Roman Leshchenko, crumbled after Groszhans alleged that Leshchenko embezzled money from him. “The fact they refused to classify me as a wrongful detainee was an unfortunate and politically cowardly act that cost me almost a year of my life,” he said. Groszhans and his assistant were arrested on charges of plotting to assassinate Leshchenko, who was then Ukraine’s agriculture minister. Groszhans said in a statement Friday that the Ukrainian officials made up the charges in an “effort to shut me up” after he discovered corruption “at the highest levels” of the government. Republican U. “I am grateful to be home after this horrible ordeal,” Groszhans said in a statement. “My family and supporters worked tirelessly over a long period of time to make this happen and it was nice to be able to celebrate my birthday on North Dakota soil. Sens. We don’t need it,” the state news agency Belta reported. ADVERTISEMENT “The fact they refused to classify me as a wrongful detainee was an unfortunate and politically cowardly act that cost me almost a year of my life,” he said. Groszhans is among a handful of Americans jailed in Ukraine or Russia whose . Copyright 2022 The Associated Press.