neonazi

RF army neo-Nazi group SARG "Rusich" wants to conduct ritual sacrifice of captured Ukrainian The occupiers from the neo-Nazi group Sabotage Assault Reconnaissance Group (SARG) "Rusich" called for the transfer of a captured Ukrainian for "ritual sacrifice." 19.08.24 18:53 19 034 49 Previously in trend: War

Russian neo-Nazi militant Petrovsky, whose extradition is sought by Ukraine, remanded in custody in Finland In Finland, a district court has decided to keep in custody Russian neo-Nazi militant Vojislav Torden (Jan Petrovsky), who is suspected of terrorist crimes in Ukraine. 11.12.23 17:54 2 709 19 Incidents

Teens from several countries trained by Russian neo-Nazi militants, participants of Donbas fighting. PHOTOS The "military patriotic gatherings" in Moscow larger area for teens of different countries are organized by Enot Corp ultra-right military group, former participants of the war in the Donbas. 25.09.17 15:00 36 034 77 Photo News

Belorusian who fought in Azov Battalion on trial in Vitebsk A Belarusian man authorities say has openly espoused neo-Nazi ideas is on trial in Belarus along with five other defendants on charges including inciting ethnic hatred. 12.12.16 17:25 14 326 34 Incidents

Moscow strongly suspected of cultivating extremists in Hungary, - Financial Times Hungary’s national security committee confirmed neo-Nazi National Front movement (MNA) members were openly trained with Russian diplomats and men dressed in Russian military intelligence uniforms. 28.11.16 12:34 10 547 23 Incidents

Russian mercenaries from Donbas train Russian children in camp near Moscow. PHOTOS Military training camps by self-proclaimed “DPR” and “LPR” militants, where the terrorists train themselves as well as teenagers, are operating in Russia openly. The training is conducted with the use of small arms; participants are being taught by well-known war criminals and Russian neo-Nazis guilty of tortures and killing of Ukrainian POWs. 15.10.15 17:41 88 020 225 Previously in trend: Evidence of Russian aggression in Ukraine

Most Ukrainians Do not Reazlize that Svoboda has Unabashed Neo-Nazi Members, The New York Times The last time Oleg Tyagnybok was a member of Ukraine’s Parliament, his colleagues kicked him out over a fiery speech in which he described how Ukrainians, during World War II, bravely fought Muscovites, Germans, Jews “and other scum,” and then used slurs to refer to the “Jewish-Russian mafia, which rules in Ukraine.” 10.11.12 17:34 26 064 1 247 Previously in trend: Elections 2012