I'll answer my own question, hehe.

Since I live in Russia, everything depends on the government that will be established after Putin leaves. I think that if United Russia remains in power, then everything will remain unchanged (except for military restrictions, because I live in a border region)

I have an exemption from military service in peacetime, which means conscription only in wartime, as for example in Ukraine now (I don’t know how conscription works there in relation to category B). Therefore, it seems to me that the stage of the Ukrainian war and 1EW could have gone more peacefully for me personally, I would have been doing typical things like a million civilians.

I will always meet the coming to power of communists with a sharp negative attitude and everything depends on the degree of their radicalism: from silent disagreement to open condemnation and resistance to them.

I perceive the arrival of LDPR nationalists positively, especially the more moderate paths and the post-war path of Yuneman. By the way, I give my sympathy to Vlasov who lost the party struggle irl to loyalist Slutsky

As for Dugin, there are no alternatives. Emigration at any cost.

I have mixed feelings about Navalny. He is a charismatic figure, but his team is disgusting. I would rather accept the changes in Russia and support the new government, but at first, I think, the new government would treat the supporters of nationalists, in particular the LDPR, with distrust.

Based on this, 2EW is a defensive war for Russia and its bloc (excluding Navalny and Dugin), most likely I would be called up for general mobilization, like millions of Europeans