A court in Moscow has ruled that detained Wall Street Journal reporter, Evan Gershkovich, must remain in jail until his trial in late August.
Gershkovich, 31, appeared calm in a glass defendant’s cage, where he spoke briefly to his Soviet Union-born parents, Mikhail Gershkovich and Ella Milman, who attended the hearing in his support.
‘Evan continued to show remarkable strength and resiliency in these very difficult circumstances,’ Tracy said.
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