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I am from Georgia, not Ukraine. First of all they are Nationalists, not Nazists. I am not supporting nationalist too but anyway that is very different terms even if they can sound similarly. Second I am pretty sure you can find hundreds of real nazist in any country. But even if we suppose that people on video are nazist making inference about country based on minority is very big mistake.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azov_Battalion
their commander Biletskij is MP in Ukrainian parlament. they are still a legitimate force in Ukraine.
wolfsangel on their flag - google it who doesn't know. nationalists, my ass. you cannot find that in "any" country.
>wolfsangel on their flag
nope
It is just abbreviation
And u can find people which like nazis in any country.
Btw when u find them in ur country check who in ruSSian federation curate them
The "Neonazi" country you refer to simultaneously had a head of state and a head of government who were Jewish until a couple of months back.
Unfortunate lack of comma - do you mean they converted to another religion now? /s
i heard that Zelenski is jewish, isn't he?
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by Sommer_Son on Wednesday September 18, 2019 @01:28PM
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No,the usual suspects - Russian Nazi March in Moscow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP2o13mxRpo
Or https://www.latimes.com/world/europe/la-fg-russia-neonazi-20...
Russian nazis are not sitting in the Russian parliament and do not have their own battalions, like their Ukrainian peers (see Azov battalion).
That was in 2011. Since that time Putin has been cracking down on Russian nationalists - some got jailed for real crimes they committed, the number of participants in so called "Russian Marches" went down from 10000 to less than 500, number of hate crimes has been similarly reduced.
The Ukraine is moving in the opposite direction.