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I'd say he'll just mysteriously have an incident with a 3rd story window .... Windows in Russia are damn dangerous.
It will hurt Kazakhstan’s image “very hard,” Zhovtis said, but Kazakh authorities apparently “believe that the conflict with Russia is much more serious.”

Here's your agent back. Please continue ignoring us while you wreck yourself in Ukraine. >

The guy was with FSB, which means he’s been enjoying the power his agency has over the common citizens. He was a part of the organisation that is instrumental in the autocratic regime of Russia, but now suddenly he’s realised that his ass is on the line? Fuck that guy. Let him taste the taste of his own medicine >

The article is wrong, he wasn't FSB he was FGS (or FSO).
FGS pffocer who escaped Russia to Kazakhstan to be deported to home country
Yearning for asylum
The difference?  While the FSB, in addition to being the secret service, is basically running the mobilization and as such is exempt to it  (which should be a good clue as to why this guy can't be FSB).  The FGS, or Federal Guard Service, is involved in providing protection for politicians and controlling the nuclear briefcase. >

This fact doesn’t change in the slightest my sentiment towards the guy. Fuck him >

So what, all Russians are bad Russians now? The guy fled with his family because he knew war was coming, and he wanted no part of it (at least that's what it sounds like). >

No, he didn’t want to be part of meat send to the meat grinder. Make no mistake, he has joined the forces because he thought being a meat grinder will make him comfy. 
My comment clearly did not address all Russians, only those, who chose to serve the position of power as long as they could enjoy better position at the expense of others. Fuck them! >

That's how the world works? People enjoy a better position at the expense of others and i highly doubt you're ready to go live with some rural african tribes and give away all your current luxuries >

Yep, that’s how the world works — he makes morally questionable decisions and I am not obliged to feel sad for him paying the price for his decisions. Fuck him >

You say it like you know him personally and have a massive moral high ground lmfao >

Dude, I know tons of people who have suffered from the system and FSB in particular. I don’t have to hold high mir ground to condemn anyone who is a part of that system. Fuck them all >

But he is not FSB >

In his defense, I wouldn’t want to die in Ukraine for Putin either. >

Yea I feel a modicum of sympathy for him. But it was all fun and games from a vaunted position till he he was going to be forced to put his own life on the line. No one cares how shitty a policy is till it fucks them in the ass. >

🗨No one cares how shitty a policy is till it fucks them in the ass.🗨
Decent people DO care. >

Which brings us to the conclusion that he most probably wants a decent person >

His days are numbered. >

Well, if he was supposed to be an FSB spy, and got caught and deported, he faces being worked to death or  execution. If he was just fleeing his duty, he faces being worked to death or execution. >

It’s a tough choice, but I’d go with worked to death or execution. >

Yeah, they will probably work him nearly to death, nurse him back to health and then torture him to death. >

This guy is getting yeeted out the window. >

Actually getting yeeted UP a flight of stairs. >

I’ll never understand why so many people support the deportation of draft dodgers >

Not all but this guy deserves to be fertilizer in Ukraine >

Why? >

Because he serves in the FSB. >

This guy will be handed a gun. And before he dies, there’s a chance that he could take out a Ukrainian.
Why don’t you think of that?
Let him stay the fuck home. He’s a rat bastard but the fewer Russian there is in Ukraine, the better. >

A Western power needs to grab him and pick his Brain to see what he knows. >

especially as he might actually be FGS and thus might know something about what will happen to the nuclear briefcase should Putin cark it. >

The leopards are eating his face now. >

I read the article, and I don't know this guys character, but it seems that he wants "out" of Putin's war which I am fine with. Russia put his name on an international wanted list so they can force people back via Kazak. Idk why but it seems like there may be some corruption in the Kazak judicial system, he was never given his second day in court to plead his case. I wonder if the UN would Intervene. >

Since pretty much the day after the launch of the Crimean annexation in 2014, the only legal way to leave military service is once you have reached the age limit, obtain a criminal record, or be declared unfit for duty