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"I always found strange he was in a country that wanted him dead."

The court records for Lira's current case are public records, available online if you know where to look and can translated the Ukrainian. Governments that want to murder people don't arrest them for espionage, give them plea deals and deport them. Then when they return in violation of the plea deal, don't arrest them, post videos on social media, give them court appearances, release them on bail, catch them when they try to skip bail and leave the country, then prosecute them with ICC lawyers watching to make sure the case is prosecuted fairly.

Ukraine did nothing to kill him for two years when according to Lira, they could have if they wanted to and he was such a big problem for that super villain Zelensky. All the talk of Ukraine wanting to kill Lira, was from Lira.

As to why he returned to Ukraine (when before he returned he was pretending to be there all along), who knows? Lira never said why he went back to Ukraine. He did, that was his choice, and he was responsible for it. No one made him go back.

Get it through your head. Lira lied like a normal person breathes. Any time he told a truth was to provide cover for the lies he was telling.

said, "Governments that want to murder people don't arrest them for espionage, give them plea deals and deport them."

Made sense to me. plea deals likely told him he can't be a journalist (can't say anything.) They wanted him to run from the "law" gives them a reason to actually kill him.
Which is why I question why he was in the Ukraine at all when they captured him. That is one thing that never made sense to me.

said, " Lira lied like a normal person breathes."

A couple of points that made since to me.
1. The Ukrainian had no real chance in a conventional war against Russia no matter how many tanks the US sent.
2. Everything that the US did against Russia backfired in our face.
A) Such as the oil pipeline that the US said they would destroy. The backfire. Europe has gone into a political melt down.
B) forcing DTCC to stop transactions with Russia. The backfire now it seems our U.S. Treasuries are forced into massive change (though that seemed so stupid it seemed intentional)