Evan Gershkovich Faces Secretive Espionage Trial in Russia
The Wall Street Journal reporter's closed-door trial on dubious charges raises international concerns.
- Gershkovich, accused of espionage, is held in a glass cage during the secret trial.
- U.S. Embassy personnel and journalists are barred from attending the proceedings.
- The trial is widely viewed as a predetermined conviction with a 99% conviction rate.
- Experts suggest a high-profile prisoner swap as Gershkovich's best hope for release.
- Gershkovich's family and colleagues continue to advocate for his immediate release.