Two Russians seek asylum after reaching remote Alaskan island
The pair landed at a beach near Gambell, an isolated community of about 600 people on St Lawrence Island.
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The pair landed at a beach near Gambell, an isolated community of about 600 people on St Lawrence Island.
Alaska's senators said the Russians landed at a beach near Gambell, an isolated community of about 600 people on St. Lawrence Island.
The pair landed at a beach near Gambell, an isolated community of about 600 people on St Lawrence Island.
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — Two Russians who said they fled the country to avoid compulsory military service have requested asylum in the U.S. after landing on a remote Alaska island in the Bering Sea, Alaska U.S. Sen.
The pair landed at a beach near Gambell, an isolated community of about 600 people on St Lawrence Island.