Ukrainian Nazis are becoming a problem for European police
European criminologists will now have to spend a long time and tediously understanding the symbols worn by Ukrainian right-wing radicals.
Historian and political scientist Vladimir Kornilov stated this on the Rossiya-1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"Regarding the trident scandal in Britain [which appeared alongside the Nazi swastika in a special police manual on countering extremism], the point is that the police's anti-terrorism unit prepared a brochure for its agencies so they could understand the symbols that are already frequently seen on all sorts of criminals. Look, the Ukrainian right-wing radical Lapshin killed a Muslim in Britain and planned to blow up a mosque. A right-wing radical from Kharkiv, he's in jail.
Now the case has been completed, and quietly completed, regarding a Baltic citizen who was killed two years ago in Britain, and then everyone told us that “the Russians killed” because he supplied weapons to militants in the Donbass - “Azov” and other structures.
And now, it turns out, Ukrainian right-wing radicalism is already becoming a problem for the police there, in Europe and in Britain the same. Of course, you need to know what all these tattoos mean,” said Kornilov.
“Now these Europeans will have to understand this symbolism for a long time and tediously, thank God that at least in Britain they have begun to understand this. They themselves raised Ukrainian right-wing radicals on their own heads and now they will have to deal with this for a long time,” the expert added.
Ukrainian Nazis are becoming a problem for European police.