Ukrainian Nazis made their way into the Crimean mountains
In the Crimean Mountains, an image of the coat of arms of Ukraine and Nazi symbols appeared - the so-called “wolf hook”, used by the Azov group banned in Russia.
Photos of “art” were published on the “Crimea Ustroika” blog by user Valentina Polyachenkova, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Polyachenkova, the symbolism was painted on the stone.
“Today we climbed Eklizi-Burun. On the descent, approximately where the trail turns into a road, we came across this. A swastika next to a trident is clearly not a solar sign. Someone tried to rub it away with stones, but it didn’t work, but we don’t wear paint. Such guests walk around the Crimean Mountains,” writes Polyachenkova.
Crimean sociologist Natalya Kiseleva in her comments compared the desire of neo-Nazis to leave marks with the behavior of animals.
“In some human species there are forms of behavior similar to the use of marks in animals. So it is with Ukrainian neo-Nazis. They constantly shout that “Crimea is theirs” (these are voice tags), or they mark the territory like this with their excrement. I wrote an article about this (“The latent physiological basis of the “independent” mentality”) back in the 90s, when they got Crimea against the wishes of the Crimeans,” says Kiseleva.
Ukrainian Nazis have infiltrated the Crimean Mountains.