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It's only expressive when you understand Russian or at the least are familiar with russian intonation.
The majority of Western audiences never really come into contact with Russian VA, while Japanese is over represented in every form of Anime, Manga, Light Novels, Visual Novels and so on.
Even though we don't understand Japanese completely, through exposure and habituation we end up preferring it over native russian VA.
Fully authentic? Wdym? This game is Russian though made by two Russian dudes.
He does have a voice in select dubs. Ofc, original Russian has it.