Russian nazi emblem
The Russian military DOES hves active Nazi groups up and down its ranks: https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/8680385/rusich-neo-nazi-mercenaries-collect-ears/ https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/russian-warlord-who-led-neo-26402909 https://meduza.io/en/feature/2017/01/20/enemy-of-the-state-or-its-founding-element https://www.thedailybeast.com/wagners-rusich-neo-nazi-attack-unit-hints-its-going-back-into-ukraine-undercover https://khpg.org/en/1608809502 https://www.romea.cz/en/news/world/speaking-of-nazis-the-donetsk-leader-of-pro-russian-separatists-honored-a-russian-soldier-with-nazi-symbols-on-his-uniform The most famous RUSSIAN fighting in Donbas is Alexander Barkashov, the creator and leader of “All-Russian civic patriotic movement Russian National Unity” (RNU).
In 2014, when the war in Donbas started, many of RNU members joined pro-Russian forces in Ukraine. Back then a telephone conversation of Barkashov and a local Donetsk activist Boitsov was intercepted. Barkashov said to Boitsov that he could call off the referendum on independence of the territory. Barkashov said that it is not necessary to perform referendum the legit way. He said that in the end no one would care about it. All that Boitsov has to do is to write whatever he finds suitable. If he wants, he can say that 99% of people voted for joining Russia. Peter Barkashov, the son of Akexander Barkashov, is fighting in Donbas alongside with his father. Another post that may clarify the Russian Nazi issue: “According to the BND, neo-Nazi groups are fighting on the Russian side Analysts: Cooperation reduces “alleged reason for war” of denazification of Ukraine to absurdity. Numerous Russian right-wing extremists and neo-Nazis have apparently joined Russia’s attack on Ukraine. This emerges from a confidential report by the German Federal Intelligence Service (BND), as reported by “Spiegel”. According to the seven-page document, the Russian Imperial League (RIL) and the Rusich group are “at least two right-wing extremist groups” fighting the Ukrainian army. In addition, Moscow is using at least one right-wing extremist “individual for its own purposes,” according to the confidential paper. Cooperation with these groups “reduces ad absurdum the alleged reason for war, the so-called ‘denazification’ of Ukraine,” write the analysts.” https://kurier.at/politik/ausland/neonazi-gruppen-kaempfen-laut-bnd-auf-russischer-seite/402016590
I found out the reason the Russian tanks had a “Z” on them!
It used to be a swastika, but half of it fell off due to crappy Russian maintenance.