I admit that I know nothing about what private Russian citizens (as opposed to military) are doing in your country.
When I see Europe talk about banning private Russians from entering their country though, or private Russians having assets summarily confiscated, or someone like Dmitry Bivol having his purse from the Canelo fight withheld, I think it's a problem and I think it's unfair.
Look try to understand one thing. Regular ordinary Russians wount travel to EU now. The narrative in Russian media is that EU is the enemy.
People who can travel to EU are rich bussines men who all got their money by Putin's blessing. They all can do their shady bussines under one condition, It has to have also some benefit for Putins regime. If they disobey this, they end I jail or they lose their properties.
All theese huge money were stolen from russian people by bunch of people under President Jelcin. All that promised loyalty to Putin could keep their huge stolen properties and were let run their business. The ones that didnt show completely loyalty ended in jail, lost their properties etc. ( Chodorkovskyi for example )
Putin's loyalists became new owners of jailed former oligarchs. So the idea is that most of the money invested here by Russian oligarchs are just money laundering.
You can't become rich in Russia only with being clever or doing something new. You need to obey regime and give back to it.
You can have a read about Vkontakte ( russian Facebook) and his founder and former owner Pavel Durov. He had to leave Russia after he refused to
share info with russian FBI (fsb) in 2011. Regime violently took over his company and he had to flee Russia.
Ofc I agree Dmitry Bivols salary shouldn't been touched. Thats without question. There are vocal morons also in West.