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it's possible, of course, but I rate this as a very unlikely scenario that Russian security services would have failed to induce him to cooperate at least to so
by vasilipupkin 7y ago
it's possible, of course, but I rate this as a very unlikely scenario that Russian security services would have failed to induce him to cooperate at least to some extent or in some way during all this time.
- PhasmaFelis 7y agoI'm not sure what they'd need him to cooperate with. He already gave up all the sensitive information he had. But I suppose he has been reluctant to openly condemn Russia's own human rights abuses. That could be simple self-preservation, or he could have been threatened.