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In a letter to Putin, Seagal has asked to be sent to the front lines of Russia's Special Military Operation. With any luck at all, Seagal will be granted his wish. Source: Pravda Actor Steven Seagal, who became a Russian citizen in 2016, declared his readiness to fight for Russia as part of the special military operation. In his new documentary tentatively called "In the Name of Justice," the actor admitted that the day after Russia kicked off the special military operation in Ukraine, he wrote a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin and made sure that it would reach the Russian leader. In the letter, Seagal noted that it would now be clear "who our true compatriots are, who our friends are, and who our enemies are.” "I will be on the side of my president and I will fight on the side of my president," Steven Seagal said. Seagal said that he would be ready to die for his president, if need be.

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