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===Ukrainian Nazis===

===Ukrainian Nazis===

''The Postil'' reported that in 2007, the [[CIA]] put together a “conference” of various anti-Russian factions in [[Ukraine]] whose purpose was nothing other than to groom neo-Nazis and [[jihad]]ists, both groups being solidly [[anti-Russian]]. Overseeing the conference was [[Dmytro Yarosh]], who led the Trident and the Pravy Sektor, both neo-Nazi organizations.<ref>https://www.thepostil.com/the-nazis-of-ukraine/</ref>

''The Postil'' reported that in 2007, the [[CIA]] put together a “conference” of various anti-Russian factions in [[Ukraine]] whose purpose was nothing other than to groom neo-Nazis and [[jihad]]ists, both groups being solidly [[anti-Russian]]. Overseeing the conference was [[Dmytro Yarosh]], who led the Trident and the [[Pravy Sektor]], both neo-Nazi organizations.<ref>https://www.thepostil.com/the-nazis-of-ukraine/</ref>

These various neo-Nazi units, trained by [[the West]], were integrated into the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). After 2014 [[Maidan coup]], the West actively protected these neo-Nazi groups.  [[Victoria Nuland]], in 2021, told [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] to appoint Dmytro Yarosh as adviser to the [[Commander-in-Chief]] of the Ukrainian army—because no one can fight Russians better than Nazis.  Here are the larger units of neo-Nazis, or [[Banderite]]s which fought Russians in Ukraine:

These various neo-Nazi units, trained by [[the West]], were integrated into the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). After 2014 [[Maidan coup]], the West actively protected these neo-Nazi groups.  [[Victoria Nuland]], in 2021, told [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] to appoint Dmytro Yarosh as adviser to the [[Commander-in-Chief]] of the Ukrainian army—because no one can fight Russians better than Nazis.  Here are the larger units of neo-Nazis, or [[Banderite]]s which fought Russians in Ukraine: