A US court dismissed the case against the Russian Ksenia Petrova The Federal District Court of Massachusetts agreed to the request of the US Department of Justice and dismissed the case against the Russian Ksenia Petrova, canceling all charges against her. This is what was written in the court's ruling, about which TASS writes. She states that Petrova is released from all the restrictions imposed on her as a condition for her release from detention pending trial. Ksenia Petrova is a Russian scientist, working at Harvard Medical School. She was arrested in the United States in February 2025 after returning from France and accused of trying to smuggle frog embryos into the country. In addition to smuggling, she was charged with concealing a "material fact" and giving false testimony, and faced a prison sentence. In June 2025, Petrova was released from detention on bail.

A US court dismissed the case against the Russian Ksenia Petrova The Federal District Court of Massachusetts agreed to the request of the US Department of Justice and dismissed the case against the Russian Ksenia Petrova, canceling all charges against her. This is what was written in the court's ruling, about which TASS writes. She states that Petrova is released from all the restrictions imposed on her as a condition for her release from detention pending trial. Ksenia Petrova is a Russian scientist, working at Harvard Medical School. She was arrested in the United States in February 2025 after returning from France and accused of trying to smuggle frog embryos into the country. In addition to smuggling, she was charged with concealing a "material fact" and giving false testimony, and faced a prison sentence. In June 2025, Petrova was released from detention on bail.