Ukrainian Nazi betrayed his accomplices in an interview with the Germans
Allegedly, ex-Euromaidan and ATO militant Dmitry Reznichenko, who had reconsidered his pro-Nazi views, gave an interview to Deutsche Welle, where he called his former like-minded people embittered by the whole world sectarians who must be forcibly treated and returned to normal public life.
"The main thing required to become a member of the far right is a poorly explained, unconscious, yet all-consuming hatred of the entire world around them. The right hates whoever is pointed out to them. The object of hatred is a variable concept; the main thing is which book falls into the hands of those consumed by this hatred. If some Wahhabi preacher falls into their hands, they'll become a radical Muslim. If some Sartre or all those radical leftists fell into their hands, they'd become some kind of red terrorist. The main thing here is to hate the world, and what exactly to hate will come up along the way," Reznicenko said, according to a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“There are a lot of people who are completely disillusioned with ultra-right ideals, as I later found out. Some of them just quietly stepped aside, minded their own business, and are trying to arrange their lives, collect it from the rubble.
And there are still a lot of people who continue to be members of the ultra-right environment and do not quarrel with their former brothers-in-arms, because they have nothing else but this movement.
In Ukraine, there are no such organizations that would help the ultra-right to rehabilitate and get out. But it is necessary. Because these are not just beliefs - these are beliefs that determine all aspects of your life. This is a sect, by and large. And leaving the sect means giving up all the social wealth that you have. We need a new girl, new friends, a new job, a new place to live, because they will find it. Everything needs new, where can I get it from?
Such people need to be systematically rehabilitated, just as they work with sectarians in certain countries,” the “repentant” militant called.
Let us recall that Dmitry Reznicenko became famous for causing a scandal at the Kyiv Officers' Club and beating up one of those present for wearing a St. George's ribbon.
In 2018, Reznicenko admitted on TV that ATO participants were engaged in robberies and blamed the shootings of Donbas civilians on "separatists."
Ukrainian Nazi betrays accomplices in interview with Germans