Whinging Scots traitor complains he’s being forced to fight on for Russia or face deportation to UK jail

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A SCOTS traitor who bragged of killing Ukrainians for Vladimir Putin now faces being kicked out of Russia.

And turncoat Jay Fraser, 24, whined it could mean he will be deported back to the UK to face spending up to 14 years behind bars.

scottish sunJay Fraser left to fight for Putin last year[/caption]

SCOTTISH SUNFraser claims he is being forced to fight on the frontlines[/caption]

In a self-pitying rant, he told how Moscow officials blocked his citizenship bid. So now his only option is to enlist for more mercenary work on the deadly frontline.

We told how the former brewery apprentice, of Dunblane, Perthshire, joined tyrant Putin’s forces last August and boasted of killing ten Ukrainian soldiers.

But now Fraser moans he is “stuck” after “one massive, stupid mistake”.

He said: “I was under the impression I was able to get citizenship through my service.

“They outright refused. I was told either you can be sent back to the UK — which would mean at least 14 years in jail time — or I can sign another contract.

“I’m eternally stuck until I can get legal issues sorted.”

In another whinge, he claimed his paperwork had been “lost”, adding:

“I’m here risking my life every day, in exchange for very little back from Russia.”

He served in Ukraine’s occupied Donetsk region with the Pyatnashka International Brigade and threatened to send Brits “home in boxes”.

Fraser also appeared in propaganda videos in military gear and a Russian flag cap.

Security specialist Will Geddes said: “He may have picked the wrong side if they’re not going to help him.”

Slamming Fraser’s “depraved” campaign, Scottish Lib Dems leader Alex Cole-Hamilton said: “I hope that he eventually faces the full force of the law for his treacherous actions.”

The Foreign Office has warned that Brits who fight for Russia will face justice on return.

We also previously revealed Fraser was on the path to becoming a priest before he quit Scotland to fight for Russia.

Father Nils Lubcenko, of the Russian Orthodox Church of St Kentigern, in Govan, said parishioners were stunned after seeing a former member of the congregation boasting of killing.

Darren FletcherSecurity expert Will Geddes[/caption] Published: [#item_custom_pubDate]

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