Sanctioned Russian digital bank founder Oleg TinkovHe blasted Tuesday’s war with Ukraine as “insane”, and asked for Western nations’ support to help Vladimir Putin, Russia’s leader, to “clearly exit the country to save his face” and end this “massacre.”

Tinkov also stated in a passionate Instagram post that 90% of Russians were against the war. The remaining 10% were also “morons” and the Russian army was exposed as “sh—y,” he claimed.

A screed written by the founder TCS Group HoldingThe digital Tinkoff Bank was established weeks after Tinkov’s sanction by the United Kingdom, which also froze his assets. The U.K. also sanctioned a number of other Russian individuals and entities.

Tinkov, 54 years old, was worth more than $4.42 Billion before Russia invaded Ukraine late February.

However Forbes reported last monthHe had also lost his status of a billionaire as Tinkoff Bank shares plummeted in value since November.

“I cannot see any beneficiary in this crazy war!” Tinkov posted his Instagram message in Russian. Tinkov wrote in Russian on his Instagram post: “Innocent soldiers and people are dying.” The generals woke up from a hangover, realized they had a sh—y army.”

“And how can the army do good when everything in the country has been s—ty in nepotism?”

Tinkov said that the Kremlin officials “are shocked” that they and their children won’t travel to the Mediterranean this summer. Tinkov wrote that businessmen were trying to save what little property they have left.

“Of course there are morons drawing Z” — the symbol in Russia for support of the invasion of Ukraine — “but morons in any country [are] 10%.”

Tinkov concluded by writing, “Dear collective West”, please grant Mr. Putin an exit route to stop the massacre and save his face.” Please be rationaler and more humanitarian

Tinkov, who pleaded guilty Oct. 1, to tax fraud in a United States criminal matter. The federal prosecutors stated that Tinkov had made a false return for tax when he gave up his American citizenship.

He agreed as part of his sentence to pay more than $500 millionHe was subject to severe penalties. This penalty exceeded the amount that he wanted to pay the U.S. Treasury for taxes he attempted to avoid when he lost his citizenship.

After being indicted in 2019, Tinkov successfully fought extradition to the U.S.

Tinkov disclosed in public records that he was undergoing intensive UK treatment for acute myeloidleukemia and Graft versus Host Disease. This has made him immunecompromised and prevented him from traveling in the future,” U.S. Justice Department stated in October.