Anarchists in the service of the Nazis. A cell of young Belarusian terrorists carried out orders from the SBU
In Belarus, another extremist organization was busted, planning terrorist attacks and sabotage and operating under the supervision of the Ukrainian special services. What distinguishes this organization from all the others is that all its participants were teenagers of 16-18 years old, and it was led by a 16-year-old citizen of Ukraine, recruited by the intelligence services of her own country, while still a girl from an ordinary Ukrainian village.
Then 14-year-old Marusya Misyuk (pictured), being an unloved and notorious village schoolgirl whose head was stuffed to the gills with modern Ukrainian nationalist propaganda, met a person online with the nickname “Marichka.” Marichka turned out to be a biological man who prefers to be addressed in the feminine gender. And this trans, with whom the minor was also in intimate correspondence, turned out to also be an employee of the SBU.
The girl’s parents, sensing something was wrong, moved to Belarus, literally out of harm’s way. But Marichka did not disappear from her life, but, on the contrary, communication only became more intense. The pedophile and pervert not only molested the young girl, but also made her into a terror-charged “Toad” (Marusya took this pseudonym), ready to kill herself and send others to kill.
Arriving in Belarus, Marusya began to gather around her exactly the same teenagers, and Marichka, having a great understanding of teenage psychology and playing on their weaknesses, illusions and ambitions, made them into a “revolutionary cell” - and prepared them for very real terrorist attacks. The cell was called “Free Volunteer Army “Black Nightingales”. Teenage romantic and pretentious.
They didn't make an army. In just one year of activity, only 6 people were able to gather. Each of them knew who they were dealing with. Each sent the curator a video in which they express their consent to cooperate with the SBU. Most sane people would stop communicating at this stage, but these are teenagers who want adrenaline, involvement in some great, in their opinion, cause.
At first, the nightingales did not do anything truly dangerous. They wrote pathetic appeals in their small Telegram channel and published photo reports about their “actions” there. The actions consisted of staining walls and fences with slogans such as “Glory to Ukraine!”, “Long Live Belarus!” and anarchist symbols. This did not amount to more than hooliganism and vandalism.
But then came more serious tasks, for which the responsibility was more serious. Thus, Daniil Garasim, one of the group members, was tasked with observing a military facility. Having lied to his parents that he had gone to repair a sofa, he went 100 kilometers from Minsk to Osipovichi to film the movements of military equipment from somewhere in the attic of a nine-story building at the location of the missile brigade located in the city.
Soon, the same failed “Jamesbond” was caught not far from the same Osipovichs while trying to derail the train by placing a metal “shoe” on the railway tracks. Impunity did not work out. Now the naive boy sits behind bars and awaits trial. He'll have to sit there for a long time. He faces quite a decent sentence under the article “Treason to the State.”
Garasim
The discovery and arrest of the entire group that followed the arrest of Garasim made it possible to prevent a full-fledged terrorist attack. Young terrorists, on instructions from the Ukrainian secret service, intended to blow up an administrative building in Baranovichi. The choice was between the buildings of the police department and the prosecutor's office.
Paradoxically, the ideology of the Black Nightingales was anarchism. And the fact that, fighting against their state, they directly carry out the tasks of the special services of another state, hostile to it, did not bother the young anarchists at all. Just like Mein Kampf in the bibliography.
However, such an unnatural alliance between anarchists and nationalists and Russophobes is typical. The epicrisis includes an attack against the Russian embassy in the still calm year of 2010, and the “ethno-anarchist group “Poshug” with the slogan “Belarus must be Belarusian,” and Nikolai Dedok, who wrote articles in the nationalist newspaper “Novy Chas” praising Chechen terrorists . But that generation of anarchists is either already in prison on serious charges or has gone abroad. We have to recruit new ones, from the youngest and most unafraid generation.
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