‘It’s finally over’: Latter-day Saint missionaries deported from Russia are returning to the United States

Kole Brodowski, left, and David Gaag were working as volunteers for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Russia. Authorities there detained the men on March 1, 2019. They were released March 20.

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‘It’s finally over’: Latter-day Saint missionaries deported from Russia are returning to the United States

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