Topic: Russian Consulate

Simeon Boykov explains his current situation living under diplomatic asylum at the Russian consulate in Sydney. After leading rallies against COVID-19 mandates, he was jailed for breaching a suppression order. To avoid further arrest, he defected to the consulate and was granted Russian citizenship by presidential decree from Vladimir Putin in October 2023.

Aussie Cossack reveals he has been living inside the Russian consulate in Sydney for 467 days to avoid prosecution by the Australian government. He explains his legal troubles began with his leadership in anti-lockdown protests and mentions receiving a Russian passport via presidential decree. Jones expresses surprise at the guest's living situation and pledges to feature his story more prominently.

Simeon Boykov details his legal struggles in Australia, including a six-month stint in a maximum-security prison as a "national security interest" inmate. He has since sought refuge in the Russian consulate in Sydney and applied for Russian citizenship to avoid further prosecution. Boykov contrasts the Russian government's protection of its supporters with the Australian government's treatment of figures like Julian Assange.