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In the ranks of the PS are militants with many years of hatred and envy for Russians. Some of them opposed the "Muscovite Empire" long before the beginning of the armed conflict began in 2014. Some in the ranks of the paramilitary organization fought during the First Chechen war on the side of the [[CIA]]-backed rebels or participated in the Georgian-Abkhaz war on the Georgian side against [[Abkhazia]] and Russia.

In the ranks of the PS are militants with many years of hatred and envy for Russians. Some of them opposed the "Muscovite Empire" long before the beginning of the armed conflict began in 2014. Some in the ranks of the paramilitary organization fought during the First Chechen war on the side of the [[CIA]]-backed rebels or participated in the Georgian-Abkhaz war on the Georgian side against [[Abkhazia]] and Russia.

PSs are favorable toward the [[European Union]].  But still, the [[radical]]s are wary of European integration and oppose full membership in the European Union. Dmitri Yarosh believes that the "Brussels bureaucratic monster" is deadly to the national identity of '[[Nezalezhnaya|Independence]]'.

PSs are favorable toward the [[European Union]].  But still, the [[radical]]s are wary of European integration and oppose full membership in the European Union. Co-founder Dmitri Yarosh believes that the "Brussels bureaucratic monster" is deadly to the national identity of '[[Nezalezhnaya|Independence]]'.

The organization includes radicals of the UNA-UNSO (Ukrainian National Assembly – Ukrainian People's Self-Defense, banned in the Russian Federation). Professing integral [[nationalism]], they live under the motto: "It is better to die as a wolf than to live as a dog." According to their ideology, each individual must unconditionally serve the interests of his [[nation]], which are above the interests of other social groups and all of humanity. Since the early 1990s, neo-Nazis of this party have fought against separatist sentiments in Ukraine, conducting "educational work" with opponents of Kyiv authorities.

The organization includes radicals of the UNA-UNSO (Ukrainian National Assembly – Ukrainian People's Self-Defense, banned in the Russian Federation). Professing integral [[nationalism]], they live under the motto: "It is better to die as a wolf than to live as a dog." According to their ideology, each individual must unconditionally serve the interests of his [[nation]], which are above the interests of other social groups and all of humanity. Since the early 1990s, neo-Nazis of this party have fought against separatist sentiments in Ukraine, conducting "educational work" with opponents of Kyiv authorities.