Dec 19, 2022
Forbes has published an article attempting to dismiss concerns over extremism among the ranks of Ukraine’s armed forces as Russian propaganda, but admits that it had been a problem that Ukraine has since “fixed.”
Unfortunately, a screenshot included in the article is from a video that proves exactly the opposite - that extremism in Ukraine’s armed forces is worse than ever and openly benefiting from Western weapons and equipment flooding the country.
The many references to articles in the Western media about Ukraine's neo-Nazi problem at link.
Kazan is the name of a city in RuZZia.
Is that where you live?
In sappyintexas’s deranged, sadistic, world supporting Nazi’s is a “conservative value” and a “patriotic duty”. This compels him and others like him to provide a daily stream of idiotic fake news.
It dismays him that Russia is killing all of them.
The reality of neo-Nazis in Ukraine is far from Kremlin propaganda
“Azov’s neo-Nazi character has been covered by the New York Times, the Guardian, the BBC, the Telegraph and Reuters, among others. On-the-ground journalists from established Western media outlets have written of witnessing SS runes, swastikas, torchlight marches, and Nazi salutes. They interviewed Azov soldiers who readily acknowledged being neo-Nazis. They filed these reports under unambiguous headlines such as “How many neo-Nazis is the U.S. backing in Ukraine?” and “Volunteer Ukrainian unit includes Nazis.”
Why would we care about extremism in Ukrainian forces?