Kirill Parubets's ordeal underscores the risks faced by individuals in Russia who engage in activities deemed as supporting Ukraine, as the state increasingly criminalizes such acts.
Parubets detailed the coercion he faced to become an FSB informant, illustrating the harsh tactics used against those perceived as threats to state interests.
After being detained for alleged financial support to Ukraine, Parubets was threatened with life imprisonment, prompting his agreement to cooperate with the FSB.
His story reveals the broader environment of fear and control in Russia, where dissent is often met with violence and intimidation, especially towards ethnic Ukrainians.
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