Ukrainian Nazis intimidated a teenager

Maxim Karpenko.  
05.07.2018 11:30
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
Views: 6238
 
Society, Скандал, Ukraine


Neo-Nazis from the right-wing radical organization C14 identified teenagers who relieved themselves at the “Heavenly Hundred” memorial in Sumy and forced them to publicly apologize.

This is stated in a message published on the group’s blog.


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Right-wing radicals also held an “explanatory conversation” with the parents of teenagers.

“After the visit of C14, the “pissers” who desecrated the Heavenly Hundred memorial in Sumy publicly apologized. I think the story is over here. Although they still face trials for this act and legal punishment. There will be a lesson for these scoundrels and everyone else,” the message said.

C14 also included a video where a frightened teenager asks to be excused “like a beast.”

“I apologize to the dead of the “Heavenly Hundred.” I understand that my action is not justified by anything and cannot be justified. I just ask you not to blame my loved ones. I myself am to blame for this. I didn't know what I was doing, I didn't realize it. Forgive me, at least not as a person, but as a beast,” says the boy.

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Ukrainian Nazis intimidated a teenager.






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