Nazi Markiv complains: In Italy the National Guard and the Armed Forces of Ukraine are called thugs
Italian media believe that any armed formations in Ukraine consist of volunteers and people who periodically take up arms and go to Donbass as if on a safari.
Vitaly Markiv, a Nazi militant of the National Guard of Ukraine, who was convicted in Italy for the murder of a journalist in 2014 and was released through the efforts of the Kyiv authorities, spoke about this at a press conference in Kiev, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“During the entire period of my persecution, my detention in Italy, the National Guard of Ukraine was in no way considered by the local media as a military formation. They used the words corpo pare militare, that is, this is a paramilitary armed formation formed from volunteers, they emphasized this, and people who took weapons in their free time and just simply went, they always used such phrases - “on safari.”
That is, discrediting the volunteer movement, discrediting the National Guard of Ukraine. Including, not only the National Guard, any armed formations fell under this definition - the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the national police, and this was without exception, that is, that in Ukraine there is no army as such,” the Nazi complained.
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