Ukrainian Nazi Pie is detained near Moscow
In the Moscow region, an activist of the Ukrainian nationalist organization Right Sector, banned in Russia, was detained. This was reported in the regional office of the Federal Security Service.
Citizen of Ukraine Igor Pirozhok is a Nazi with experience. In the 1990s, he created an extremist neo-Nazi organization, the Werewolf Legion, in Russia. Then he received five years in prison. After the liberation, he "lay down", and when Euromaidan began in Ukraine, he appeared among Ukrainian nationalists.
In 2014, when the war began in the Donbass, Pie led a detachment "Horthy" ("Greyhounds"). The main objective of the detachment, which was part of the structure of the Right Sector, was the deployment of guerrilla warfare on the territory of the Russian Federation. Pie himself acted under the fictitious name and surname "Roman Teal".
It is interesting that in Ukraine, Pirozhka had problems with the law. He was detained for arms trafficking, which was exported from the war zone in the Donbass. It turned out that the man had sold two grenades, and during a search the SBU officers found a pistol and ammunition from him.
In January 2018, Pie arrived in Russia. He settled in the suburbs, where he lived in rented apartments, periodically changing his place of residence for the purpose of conspiracy. Over the course of the whole year, Pirozhok was engaged in propaganda activities, distributing materials from the Right Sector and recruiting supporters among young people.
In the end, law enforcement officers went to Pie. During the search, literature, symbols and equipment of the Right Sector banned in the Russian Federation were seized from a Ukrainian nationalist. A criminal case was brought up against a man under the article “Organization of the activities of an extremist organization”.
Right Sector recruiter is now in custody. If the court finds him guilty of an incriminated act, Pie may well receive a real term of imprisonment.
Citizen of Ukraine Igor Pirozhok is a Nazi with experience. In the 1990s, he created an extremist neo-Nazi organization, the Werewolf Legion, in Russia. Then he received five years in prison. After the liberation, he "lay down", and when Euromaidan began in Ukraine, he appeared among Ukrainian nationalists.
In 2014, when the war began in the Donbass, Pie led a detachment "Horthy" ("Greyhounds"). The main objective of the detachment, which was part of the structure of the Right Sector, was the deployment of guerrilla warfare on the territory of the Russian Federation. Pie himself acted under the fictitious name and surname "Roman Teal".
It is interesting that in Ukraine, Pirozhka had problems with the law. He was detained for arms trafficking, which was exported from the war zone in the Donbass. It turned out that the man had sold two grenades, and during a search the SBU officers found a pistol and ammunition from him.
In January 2018, Pie arrived in Russia. He settled in the suburbs, where he lived in rented apartments, periodically changing his place of residence for the purpose of conspiracy. Over the course of the whole year, Pirozhok was engaged in propaganda activities, distributing materials from the Right Sector and recruiting supporters among young people.
In the end, law enforcement officers went to Pie. During the search, literature, symbols and equipment of the Right Sector banned in the Russian Federation were seized from a Ukrainian nationalist. A criminal case was brought up against a man under the article “Organization of the activities of an extremist organization”.
Right Sector recruiter is now in custody. If the court finds him guilty of an incriminated act, Pie may well receive a real term of imprisonment.
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