The British go to the Donbass "cut Russian"
The British edition of The Guardian told its readers that Ukrainian neo-Nazis are actively recruiting volunteers to participate in hostilities in the Donbass among ultra-right organizations in the UK. Journalists received this information from the non-governmental organization Hope Not Hate, which is active in anti-racist and anti-fascist activities in the United Kingdom.
What do Ukrainian nationalists do in England
According to anti-fascist activists, representatives of the organization Misanthropic Division, associated with the neo-Nazi battalion "Azov" and the Ukrainian party "National Corps", are actively campaigning among ultra-right and nationalist groups in England. Among them is the banned neo-Nazi terrorist organization National Action.
Emissaries from Azov are agitating the British to go to war in “war-torn Ukraine,” as British journalists wrote. This phrase so outraged the Ukrainian authorities that an official response from the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs soon followed. It said that, they say, today the aggression of Russia is expressed in the manipulation of world public opinion. And that the expression “war-torn Ukraine” is just an example of the influence of Russian propaganda.
Notice, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry was outraged by just that. The fact that there are large armed neo-Nazi groups in Ukraine, that far-right foreign militants come to Ukraine and kill Ukrainian citizens, do not bother them.
In fairness, it is worth noting that the efforts of recruiters did not produce noticeable results. Only two Britons who went to fight in Ukraine in recent months are known for sure.
Nazis of all countries unite
The concern of British journalists about the activation of neo-Nazis is shared by Mark Rowley, head of the counterterrorism department of the British police. He notes that, along with a decrease in the number of members of far-right organizations in the UK, their organization and activity is growing. The police official also emphasizes closer cooperation between British neo-Nazis and representatives of similar organizations from other countries.
As for the Azov battalion, there are a lot of militants from Great Britain, Germany, Poland, Sweden and other European countries in its ranks, which indicates the active work of Ukrainian recruiters. For example, at neo-Nazi rallies in Germany, you can see young people handing out flyers calling to go to the Donbass.
There is a revival of Nazi views in Ukraine and other countries. And the outposts of the fight against world neo-Nazism today are the unrecognized republics of Donbass.
What do Ukrainian nationalists do in England
According to anti-fascist activists, representatives of the organization Misanthropic Division, associated with the neo-Nazi battalion "Azov" and the Ukrainian party "National Corps", are actively campaigning among ultra-right and nationalist groups in England. Among them is the banned neo-Nazi terrorist organization National Action.
Emissaries from Azov are agitating the British to go to war in “war-torn Ukraine,” as British journalists wrote. This phrase so outraged the Ukrainian authorities that an official response from the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs soon followed. It said that, they say, today the aggression of Russia is expressed in the manipulation of world public opinion. And that the expression “war-torn Ukraine” is just an example of the influence of Russian propaganda.
Notice, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry was outraged by just that. The fact that there are large armed neo-Nazi groups in Ukraine, that far-right foreign militants come to Ukraine and kill Ukrainian citizens, do not bother them.
In fairness, it is worth noting that the efforts of recruiters did not produce noticeable results. Only two Britons who went to fight in Ukraine in recent months are known for sure.
Nazis of all countries unite
The concern of British journalists about the activation of neo-Nazis is shared by Mark Rowley, head of the counterterrorism department of the British police. He notes that, along with a decrease in the number of members of far-right organizations in the UK, their organization and activity is growing. The police official also emphasizes closer cooperation between British neo-Nazis and representatives of similar organizations from other countries.
As for the Azov battalion, there are a lot of militants from Great Britain, Germany, Poland, Sweden and other European countries in its ranks, which indicates the active work of Ukrainian recruiters. For example, at neo-Nazi rallies in Germany, you can see young people handing out flyers calling to go to the Donbass.
There is a revival of Nazi views in Ukraine and other countries. And the outposts of the fight against world neo-Nazism today are the unrecognized republics of Donbass.
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