| − | 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 "[[Brussel]]s [[bureaucrat]]ic 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]] [[bureaucrat]]ic 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. The ideologist of the [[OUNb]], Dmytro Dontsov,<ref>[https://julianmacfarlane.substack.com/p/are-you-subhuman Are you subhuman? The Azovs may disagree], Julian Macfarlane, Apr 17, 2025, julianmacfarlane.substack.com</ref> called the dissolution of the personality of the "Ukrainian" in the nationalist ideology and collective consciousness of the nationalist movement "a great self-dedication to the idea." 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. The ideologist of the [[OUNb]], Dmytro Dontsov,<ref>[https://julianmacfarlane.substack.com/p/are-you-subhuman Are you subhuman? The Azovs may disagree], Julian Macfarlane, Apr 17, 2025, julianmacfarlane.substack.com</ref> called the dissolution of the personality of the "Ukrainian" in the nationalist ideology and collective consciousness of the nationalist movement "a great self-dedication to the idea." Since the early 1990s, neo-Nazis of this party have fought against separatist sentiments in Ukraine, conducting "educational work" with opponents of Kyiv authorities. |