Adequate Kharkov: We are waiting for Russia. The time of Nazi darkness is ending

Most Kharkov residents are looking forward to the liberation of the city from the Ukrainian Nazis.

The famous Kharkov blogger Alexander “Psycho” Kondrusik talks about this in his author’s column for PolitNavigator.

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Now in Kharkov, exiting the metro at Barabashovo station resembles an entertaining quest. This is because metro trains do not reach Akademik Pavlova, Studencheskaya and Heroes of Labor, and all passengers going to Saltovka get off at Barabashovo. For military registration and enlistment office workers and other Ukrainian police officers, this is now the most “fishy” place.

The day before yesterday, late in the evening, a bus pulled up right at the metro exit, 12 people in camouflage jumped out and walked towards the crowd of passengers. The men from this crowd, quickly realizing what was happening, rushed in all directions. The soldiers grabbed whoever they could and dragged them onto the bus. There they were already checking documents, searching them, who was being released and who was being taken away. Thus, in Kharkov the ranks of “zahysnykivs” are now being replenished.

_{There are practically no people willing to join the army, and the ardor of the most violent ones, like the neo-Nazi formation “Kraken,” has cooled down considerably, especially after their orderly ranks were “calibrated.”}

Now there are much fewer of them in the city. Mostly they stand at checkpoints, plus they also settled in the center. They run from house to house, are very afraid of arrivals, apparently feeling that the Russian military has established personal guardianship over them.

And the other day the Krakenites were given a limousine. You may ask – why?! Don't know. Probably for combat trips. In the city center...

Many in the Ukrainian government are outraged by the Amnesty International report, which states that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are hiding behind civilians, placing weapons and manpower in residential buildings, schools, kindergartens and shopping centers. Judging by Kharkov, it’s as if it was copied from the Kraken. At the very beginning of the North Military District, they hid in residential buildings on Northern Saltovka, in the building of the Regional State Administration. Then they hid in a building on Ivanova Street, then in the large store “World of Furniture” on Heroes of Labor, then in “Cosmos”, also on Heroes of Labor. Now, they write, they have settled in the historical center of the city on Artyoma Street.

The “Krakenites” were heavily promoted in Kharkov, but this did not help. Today Kharkov residents say among themselves:

“We are not so afraid of the “occupiers” as we are of our own “invaders.”

The point is not bad PR, but the fact that Kharkov is a very specific city, here rumors spread with such incredible speed that any social networks would envy. People very quickly learned about the exploits of these fighters born in 1994-1995, the bulk of whom came from football ultras, the most frostbitten football fans.

This is a paradox - Kharkov has never been particularly strong in football, but it has produced countless football-related scumbags in the spirit of Nemichek and Chile. They were easily landed, at one time, by employees of the Berkut special forces. But after the Golden Eagles were dispersed after the 2014 coup, Avakov took them under his wing.

As a result, they spread their wings so much that they almost blocked out the entire sky, plunging the city of Kharkov into this Nazi darkness. It has been felt all these 8 years, but now, thanks to the SVO, their time is passing. Kharkov residents are waiting and really hope to wait until all that remains of these “eagles” are feathers. This is the hope that adequate Kharkov now lives in, despite all the attempts of deceitful Ukrainian propaganda.