PHUKET: A Russian man arrested on Phuket and two others detained at the request of Interpol were deported today at the request of Interpol's National Central Bureau, a Bangkok-based envoy told the Russian news agency, TASS.

''Eldar Gasanguseinov, Ruslan Sibilev and Yevgeny Shalamov flew from Bangkok aboard a scheduled flight accompanied by Russian police officers,'' said the head of the Consular Department of the Russian Embassy in Thailand Vladimir Sosnov.

Gasanguseynov, 29, from Derbent (Republic of Dagestan), was detained on Phuket earlier this month.

In Russia, he is accused of ''large-scale theft of property by fraud and abuse of confidence committed by an organised group.''

In September 2014, a district court in Nizhny Novgorod, a city in the Volga region, issued a warrant for Gasanguseinov's arrest, and in July he was put on the international wanted list.

Gasanguseynov, who turns 30 next month, was nabbed in the car park outside the Nai Harn Gym in Viset Road, southern Phuket, by Phuket immigration officers on November 4.

He is alleged to have defrauded victims of at least $1.7 million.

It's believed Gasanguseynov had a non-B visa but was mostly talking it easy and working out at the gym regularly. He may also have been working as a personal trainer.

The criminal case against Ruslan Sibilev is supervised by the Investigative Department of the Russian Investigative Committee in the Kursk region (central Russia). He was charged in absentia with arbitrary violence entailing moderate bodily injuries.

Still another Russian national, Yevgeny Shalamov, has been charged in absentia with an attempt of illegal sale of narcotic drugs on a large scale.

A court in Yekaterinburg, a city in the Urals region, has chosen remand in custody as a pre-trial measure for him.

Police arrested Shalamov in the Thai resort city of Pattaya.