Red Cross team held by Russians released

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International aid workers who were detained by Russian forces Monday have been released.

The workers were released a day after a convoy of seven buses led by the International Committee of the Red Cross was held up in the Russian-held town of Manhush, where the workers were attempting to evacuate residents of Mariupol, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk told CNN.

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