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A fine of about $550 USD.
And basically sentenced for life on top of that.
*death
Unless he successfully surrenders.
Not likely, but there's hope.
Great opportunity to frag some officers once he gets a rifle.
Although tempting, it probably isn't worth the risk. I highly doubt he's going to be very well trained so I wouldn't risk it if I were him I'd just run away at some point when they're not looking.
For reference, a friend of mine who works full time as a teacher in St. Petersburg was making about 350-400€ a month back in 2017. With inflation and the exchange rate falling, she is probably making 200€ now. So $550 is a lot of money, even if you live in a major city.
It's about double the average salary in Russia.
Yeah when you're doing conversions like this it's sort of more useful to convert effective buying power rather than a direct price conversion.
It's a bit wishy-washy. Food and housing bills are cheaper (a flat you own is like...$50-100 a month in a city that's not moscow), but anything imported can get really fucking expensive - either you get cheap crap from china, or if you have to get something name-brand it is usually more expensive than it is in europe. Like how Valve Index ($1k MSRP) was like $2-3k in the shops.
So a person outside of moscow can be living on $100 to $250 but not be able to afford any luxuries that could be more afforable outside of russia.
This is how Republicans want the US to be.
It doesn't even look like his hair is in support of Ukraine. It's got green.
The green is for the tractors.
I mean, I feel for the kid and I hope someone gets him out, but let's not pretend like the back of his head isn't the Ukrainian flag though. This kid is either profoundly stupid or was intentionally pushing the boundaries.
I support him if that's what he was doing, but it's not hard to see how this happened.
Hopefully he gets sent to Ukraine and defects.
Honestly, now that it's been said, I think his friends should have told him it was too risky. I mean, it's absurd that he's being fined and sent to war because of his hair color, but keep in mind where he is and the current vibe of the nation. Poor guy.
If I translated this correctly, he is transgender and the military withdrew the summons after they found out. Still sucks, but that's a lot better than conscription.
I do find it sort of baffling that Russian continue to behave as if they live in a democracy and are constantly stunned to find that they in fact live in a dictatorship.
If you had hair colored like that and all you got was a beating why would you then go to the police and expect any kind of justice?
A man? The back of that head looks like a 13 year olds.
Well they're running out of convicts and ethnic groups too drain of able bodies to their into the literal meat grinder, so...
This is anti Gabon smh
I mean yeah, it’s shitty that happened to him… but like, it’s Russia, and he’s rocking the UA flag as a haircut. This sort of treatment isn’t surprising.