Russia, he voluntarily enlists in the army to spare his influencer wife from prison (accused of tax fraud): the story

First the accusation of tax fraud, then prison, finally freedom thanks to her husband, who enlisted as a volunteer in Putin’s army. Thus Yelena Blinovskaya, an influencer with 5 million followers who is very famous in Russia, managed to avoid prison.

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She risked remaining in prison for many years, but then, thanks to her husband’s sacrifice, she managed to escape it. Yelena Blinovskaya avoided prison thanks to her partner Alexei Blinovsky’s choice to volunteer for the army and join Vladimir Putin’s military campaign in Ukraine. The story is told by the Guardian online site. Months ago, his wife, Yelena Blinovskaya, a former beauty pageant winner, very famous for some motivational videos released online, had desperately tried to flee the country, but was arrested on the border with Belarus and accused of sensational tax evasion. Now Alexei, who had collaborated with his wife in the production of these videos, has resurfaced on social media while sipping tea next to his fellow soldiers near the front line with Ukraine, this time wearing camouflage instead of his usual clothing signed. This is a fact also confirmed by British intelligence in the daily report on the conflict situation, released through the X account of the Ministry of Defense in London.

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The man’s decision is just the latest case of a widespread trend in Russia: the choice to go to war in Ukraine serves as a way out of prison for many criminals or just those who are believed to have offended the Kremlin. Tens of thousands of prisoners, including murderers and convicted sex offenders, have already been pardoned by the government after joining the war, in what Putin has praised as a plan by which former prisoners can atone for their crimes. with blood.” But Blinovsky’s is the first case in which a Russian citizen volunteered for war with the aim of obtaining the release of a member of his family behind bars.

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