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There are also many other smaller units (more than 30) that have merged with the larger ones, and all have been integrated into the Armed Forces of Ukraine. And the various symbols of these organizations are common-place in Ukraine (i.e., the Sonnenrad, the Totenkopf, the Wolfsangel). After 2014, Ukraine also became the main “exporter” of Nazi ideology throughout the world.
There are also many other smaller units (more than 30) that have merged with the larger ones, and all have been integrated into the Armed Forces of Ukraine. And the various symbols of these organizations are common-place in Ukraine (i.e., the Sonnenrad, the Totenkopf, the Wolfsangel). After 2014, Ukraine also became the main “exporter” of Nazi ideology throughout the world.
{{Anchor|Misanthropic Division}}
Fighting alongside the neo-Nazis and the Ukrainian army are a slew of [[jihad]]is and [[mercenaries]], many of whom are from other [[Western alliance|Western]] neo-Nazi groups like the Misanthropic Division. These mercenaries are known as the International Legion of [[Territorial Defense]] of Ukraine.
Fighting alongside the neo-Nazis and the Ukrainian army are a slew of [[jihad]]is and [[mercenaries]], many of whom are from other [[Western alliance|Western]] neo-Nazi groups like the Misanthropic Division. These mercenaries are known as the International Legion of [[Territorial Defense]] of Ukraine.