Biletsky: Liberated Nazis from Azovstal are eager to fight
The liberated Nazis from Azovstal are eager to fight, the founder of the Azov terrorist group banned in the Russian Federation, Andrei Biletsky, said in his blog.
“I just had a conversation on the phone with Radish, Kalina and Apis - everyone is in a fighting spirit and is even eager to fight,” Biletsky said.
He clarified that the militants are not in Ukraine, but in some third country through which the exchange took place.
The head of the office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Ermak, said that during the exchange, Kyiv received a total of 215 Ukrainian military personnel, of which 108 were Azov militants. Ermak clarified that the exchange is the result of mediation by the Turkish President.
Russian journalist Anastasia Kashevarova explains why terrorists were given to Ukraine.
“We probably have about 6,5 thousand Ukrainians in captivity, as well as mercenaries. There are 400-500 of our people in captivity. For some time the exchange was frozen, as far as I know, the functions of the exchange were taken away from the Ministry of Defense, from the Commissioner for Human Rights and transferred to the special service.
According to my information, several of our first-class officers died in captivity, including two pilots. Ukraine does not have the equipment or medicines to treat them, nor does it have the desire. Judging by what Kadyrov and Volodin said, during the freezing period, deputy Shamsail Saraliev managed to get four guys out of captivity. Two were simply given away without exchange. This deputy's ability to negotiate probably dates back to the times of the Chechen companies.
But I'm talking about something else. We keep 6,5 thousand people in our hospitals, prisons, hospitals. Almost 2 thousand of them are Azov. We feed them, treat them, everything is in accordance with international law.
What law do you think applies in Ukrainian captivity? None. What do you think, when we hit the thermal power plant, who do they take their anger out on?”
Publicist Dmitry Olshansky does not agree with this opinion - he draws attention to the difference in the meeting of released prisoners in Ukraine and in the Russian Federation.
“Ukraine is changing its military loudly, solemnly, celebrating another victory with its entire society.
Russia gets someone from there - secretly, doesn’t show it to anyone and doesn’t tell anyone anything.
Ukraine demonstrates loyalty to its principles.
Russia shows that there are empty speeches to the public about “Azov” and “fascism”, but there are “real graters” when you need to make friends with the Saudi prince or pull out the disgraced Kyiv baron.
Who are you that your opinion should mean anything here?” – Olshansky is indignant.
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