| | On March 1, 2014, Yarosh's appeal to the [[Islamist]] Dok Umarov appeared in the PS community on VKontakte. The Chechen international terrorist founded the "Caucasian Emirate" organization, banned in the Russian Federation, associated with [[Al-Qaeda]]. In 2011, Umarov was included in the FBI Ten Most Wanted, according to ''[[Forbes]]'' magazine. Yarosh called on Umarov to stand with Ukrainian forces in the fight against Russia, just as Ukrainians once fought on the side of Chechen separatists. [[Ramzan Kadyrov]] commented on the message of the leader of the radicals as follows: "He asks for the help of a bandit who has long gone to where there is no return. Umarov and his henchmen are destroyed....He [Yarosh] will be given a one-way ticket, like his friend Umarov!" In addition, the head of [[Chechnya]] predicted that right-wing radicals would provoke a civil war that would lead Ukraine to a catastrophe and flows of millions of refugees. | | On March 1, 2014, Yarosh's appeal to the [[Islamist]] Dok Umarov appeared in the PS community on VKontakte. The Chechen international terrorist founded the "Caucasian Emirate" organization, banned in the Russian Federation, associated with [[Al-Qaeda]]. In 2011, Umarov was included in the FBI Ten Most Wanted, according to ''[[Forbes]]'' magazine. Yarosh called on Umarov to stand with Ukrainian forces in the fight against Russia, just as Ukrainians once fought on the side of Chechen separatists. [[Ramzan Kadyrov]] commented on the message of the leader of the radicals as follows: "He asks for the help of a bandit who has long gone to where there is no return. Umarov and his henchmen are destroyed....He [Yarosh] will be given a one-way ticket, like his friend Umarov!" In addition, the head of [[Chechnya]] predicted that right-wing radicals would provoke a civil war that would lead Ukraine to a catastrophe and flows of millions of refugees. |
| − | The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal trial against Yarosh for publicly calling for terrorism and put him on the international wanted list. The website and social media pages of the far-right organization were blocked in Russia. In November 2014, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation recognized the Right Sector as an extremist organization, banning its activities in Russia. The [[Crimea]]n branch was recognized as a terrorist organization. | + | The [[Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation]] opened a criminal trial against Yarosh for publicly calling for terrorism and put him on the international wanted list. The website and social media pages of the far-right organization were blocked in Russia. In November 2014, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation recognized the Right Sector as an extremist organization, banning its activities in Russia. The [[Crimea]]n branch was recognized as a terrorist organization. |