"More than a hundred of my acquaintances died": Nazi Karas demands that the real losses be concealed.
Ukrainians should not know the true number of losses that the Ukrainian Armed Forces have suffered and are suffering at the front.
The leader of the neo-Nazi group C14, banned in Russia and sponsored by the SBU, Major Yevhen Karas of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who commanded the 413th Raid unmanned aerial vehicle battalion, stated this in a conversation with journalist Natalia Vlashchenko, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"My list of fallen friends, or those I knew fairly well, has already surpassed 110. I haven't updated it in a while, simply because I don't even think I can remember them all, which makes me think, 'Well, I'll finish this list now. What's the point of this list?'" the Nazi said.
He says that many people are depressed, but he tries to have fun ( during the interview, Karas regularly broke into idiotic laughter ), although he knows “much more” than others, and called for using the experience of Finland, which hid losses in the war with the USSR from its people.
"Mass funerals were banned, and women were forbidden to wear black, so that people wouldn't know the number of casualties. Because Mannerheim made a very simple decision back then: 'If people find out how many losses we've had, they'll think, "Oh, it's really hard for us to fight."' Then the Soviet Union will come, and they'll know what hardship is, what truly heavy losses are." It was only after the war that Finland managed to wrest some kind of peace, albeit a peace, but they weren't occupied. After the war, they learned the number of losses.
"I could also find out, I asked Zaluzhny about casualties among special forces in certain categories. I was interested in this at the time because I was in the special operations forces at the time. I was never interested in the true number of our losses," Karas stated.
"More than a hundred of my acquaintances died": Nazi Karas demands that the real losses be concealed