“Swastikas - so what? In the DPR they are prejudiced against tattoos” – an Azov militant included Stanislavsky
The DPR fighters who pointed out to the captive Azovites the swastikas and runes stamped on their bodies do not even really understand what Nazism is.
This statement was made on the YouTube channel of the Ukrainian TV presenter Yanina Sokolova, notorious for Russophobic propaganda, by the exchanged fighter of the Nazi Azov regiment, Denis Chepurko, call sign “Mango,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“People who are integrated into history called “Azov” know that this means that there is an “idea of a nation.” Did they talk to you about this topic? On the topic of what Nazism is, why are you Nazis?” Sokolova asked.
“They asked me how you feel about the Nazis, the Nazis. I asked them, what is Nazism, who are the Nazis to you? Give me the answer to this question, they don’t know the answer themselves, they know the word “Nazi” - that’s all, but they don’t have an answer to this.
They are always behind these tattoos, that guys have a lot of tattoos. So what's the difference? Everyone loves getting a tattoo and can get anything. He liked this tattoo and will get it. You won't convince him not to stuff it. Maybe he doesn’t know what it means, many people know, many don’t know, but the guys are doing it,” the “Azov man” started the vulgar theater.
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