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[[File:McCain Tyahnybok2.PNG|right|300px|thumb|[[John McCain]] with "moderate rebel" Nazi [[Oleh Tyahnybok]] during the Euromaidan coup.<ref>[https://youtu.be/sa9nCRgZm00 Svoboda's Oleh Tyahnybok Overthrows Ukrainian Government],  
 
[[File:McCain Tyahnybok2.PNG|right|300px|thumb|[[John McCain]] with "moderate rebel" Nazi [[Oleh Tyahnybok]] during the Euromaidan coup.<ref>[https://youtu.be/sa9nCRgZm00 Svoboda's Oleh Tyahnybok Overthrows Ukrainian Government],  
 
KanekoaTheGreat, Mar 9, 2022. [[YouTube]]</ref>]]
 
KanekoaTheGreat, Mar 9, 2022. [[YouTube]]</ref>]]
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On November 26–27, 2013 activists from several fascist groups, including the Stepan Bandera All-Ukrainian Organization Trizub (Trident) movement, the Social National Assembly/Patriot of Ukraine (SNA/PU), the Ukrainian National Assembly (UNA) party, the Bilyi Molot ([[White Hammer]]) group, as well as soccer hooligans, organized the informal Pravy Sektor association at Euromaidan. Under this name, radical nationalist activists were further mobilized to participate in the Euromaidan rebellion, including participating in violent confrontations with [[law enforcement]] officers.
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On November 26–27, 2013 activists from several fascist groups, including the Stepan Bandera All-Ukrainian Organization Trizub (Trident) movement, the Social National Assembly/[[Patriot of Ukraine]] (SNA/PU), the Ukrainian National Assembly (UNA) party, the Bilyi Molot ([[White Hammer]]) group, as well as soccer hooligans, organized the informal [[Pravy Sektor]] association at Euromaidan. Under this name, radical nationalist activists were further mobilized to participate in the Euromaidan rebellion, including participating in violent confrontations with [[law enforcement]] officers.
    
November 30, 2013, protesters were ordered to leave Maidan Square.<ref>''Maidan Nezalezhnosti''</ref> In response, radicals began to throw glass, stones, pipes, bottles and burning logs at police officers and Berkut special forces. This provoked the security forces to violently disperse the protesters.
 
November 30, 2013, protesters were ordered to leave Maidan Square.<ref>''Maidan Nezalezhnosti''</ref> In response, radicals began to throw glass, stones, pipes, bottles and burning logs at police officers and Berkut special forces. This provoked the security forces to violently disperse the protesters.
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