Do you remember the guy who flew over Belarus and his plane was redirected to seize him? Any news? I do not even remember his name.
Going back to Russia was a stupid move, he could have had much more visibility from the EU.
He wasn't doing that for the amusement of the West; he was doing it for the Russians.
He was pardoned by Lukashenka last year, since then there was little news, but this week he showed up in a video stream. I found out in Polish media, was very hard to find an English article about it, found just one:
https://www.txtreport.com/life/2024-02-14-%22i-ve-built-the-...
Lukashenka is not better than Putin, many oppositionists are rotting in prisons, but for some reason (young age?) he let Roman go, probably after some devil's deal.
Not all bravery is stupid. When people point to so-called inevitabilities of human character, as Putin and his ilk often do, I'll recall Navalny's name.
I'll also recall the victories that were only possible thanks to people of similar courage. Things looked as helpess for Václav Havel, but without him we wouldn't have had the Velvet Revolution.
I remember their names.
Prigozhin, technically?