The former prisoner of the Rus Federation will publish his story of arrest and imprisonment by the Kremlin this month. His interview was published thuis past weekend. In the story, he speaks of hus arrest in Russya over 3 years ago. He was on assignment for the Wall Street Journal, interviewing Rus who woould speak with him on a variety of issues including conditions reflecting the continuiing war against Ukraine.
Old Mad Vlad must be reaching for the Rolaids as his role in Evan's arrest is exposed. The Poor Old Dictator must wonder what it takes to win an unjust war against a small helpless coountry of farmers and infantry men and women. Putin expected a walkover; this fantasy disappeared within a week. The coveted Donbass Region has not been completely taken as Ukrainian forces thwart all Rus army efforts on the ground. A stalemate exists.
So, now the story of the Kremlin's creepy FSB has again been exposed as a heavy-handed extension of the Kremlin's internal decision makers-the yes-men who work directly for the former KGB Lt. colonel.
Evan's story will resonate across the world as it adds more weight to the modern perception that the Rus have a genetic disposition to dictators and cannot/will not change despite the implosion of Communism in 1989/90. Don't visit Russya, don't welcomr the Rus-anywhere.