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@grunt.eth
Why did he return to Russia after being poisoned?
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@thumbsup.eth
My guess is some combination of being a Russian citizen and trying to effect change despite the risks to his life.
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He might have had reason to think that his arrival would mobilize the Russian public and deep state to effect change. And/or martyrdom.
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And it certainly wasn't just a walk.. He knew, they tried to poison him abroad, for his family and for the cause. Sad day..
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In a word, he chose martyrdom. He knew he was going back to certain death. He wanted to send the message that he would meet his fate on his own terms, not in hiding, in the hope that it would inspire more people to stand up against Putin and his cronies.
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I think he thought he could do something. In my opinion, your own life is more important, even more important than having children, than your own death, which unfortunately will not bring anything... sad, but I respect it โค๏ธ
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