Today's Karma: He fled Latvia from "Russophobia" to Russia - where he was sent to the front against his will. Pro-Russian activist Sergei Molibanov, 59, moved to Russia in 2024, complaining about the "oppression of Russian speakers" in Latvia. He received a Russian passport, supported the Kremlin, called for the abolition of the independence of the Baltic states and even boasted of recruiting people for the war against Ukraine. But in April 2026, he was arrested on suspicion of participating in a fraud scheme. After that, according to relatives, in a pre-trial detention center in Moscow, the man was tricked into signing a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense. On October 30, he was sent to the forces, after which contact with him was lost. Relatives claim that Molivanov has diabetes and polyneuropathy, making him unfit for service.

Today's Karma: He fled Latvia from "Russophobia" to Russia - where he was sent to the front against his will. Pro-Russian activist Sergei Molibanov, 59, moved to Russia in 2024, complaining about the "oppression of Russian speakers" in Latvia. He received a Russian passport, supported the Kremlin, called for the abolition of the independence of the Baltic states and even boasted of recruiting people for the war against Ukraine. But in April 2026, he was arrested on suspicion of participating in a fraud scheme. After that, according to relatives, in a pre-trial detention center in Moscow, the man was tricked into signing a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense. On October 30, he was sent to the forces, after which contact with him was lost. Relatives claim that Molivanov has diabetes and polyneuropathy, making him unfit for service.