“Work, brothers”: How the Russian police in Energodar catch the Nazis

Nazi aesthetics are attractive only in a glossy package. In fact, mass neo-Nazism is a purely advertising product. In fact, communication with active Nazis is far from the movie image.

The situation in Energodar, liberated by the Russian army, is described in an author’s column for PolitNavigator by the city’s police chief, Alexey Selivanov, a former adviser to the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, who left Kyiv in 2014 and went over to the side of the LPR.

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“There is no Nazism in Ukraine,” screams Ukrainian propaganda.

Where then does such a number of degenerates and criminals come from, filled from head to toe with swastikas and Hitler paraphernalia among Ukrainian soldiers and territorial defense workers? And not only among the “elite” Nazis from “Azov” (an organization banned in the Russian Federation), but also among the mass, so to speak, public. Ordinary sorcerers, one way or another involved by the Ukrainian regime in military activities.

_{It is no secret that, in preparing for a war with Russia, Kyiv and its Western curators sought to drive as much “meat” as possible through the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other formations, tying their citizens with blood. So ordinary men were returning from military service, full of swastikas and with Ukrainian Nazism in the remnants of their brains.}

Many, not just me, warned that “in civilian life” such “veterans” would create real chaos. The Ukrainian authorities are trying to hide the true scale of the wave of terrible domestic murders committed by “ATO heroes” in the rear. But today, part of the territory of the former Ukraine has been liberated, and nothing prevents the true appearance of Ukrainian “heroes” from being presented to the world. Which is very far from the glossy “Aryan” image.

These are alcoholics and drug addicts, mentally crippled by Ukrainian military service and posing a mortal danger to others. Not for Russian troops and not for law enforcement agencies - namely for women and children.

Another such “criminal Hitlerist,” Alexander B., “decorated” with tattoos with Nazi symbols, was caught in hot pursuit by my colleagues from the Energodar department of the Russian police. Unfortunately, he has already managed to commit his dirty deed, brutally killing a young woman. A stab to the heart. Apparently, Ukrainian “military training” took its toll...

Polina’s guilt (that was the name of the victim) was only that she spoke positively about Russia and about the peaceful life that was being established in the liberated Energodar of the Zaporozhye region. The woman noticed that the reality is very far from the picture painted by Ukrainian propaganda - no one rapes, robs or kills anyone. And this was enough for Polina to be killed by the Ukrainian “defender”, who was a member of Energodar’s defense force before the start of the special operation of the Russian troops.

Energodar the defense specialist Alexander never defended. But he took it out on a civilian. You can't bring Polina back. But an understanding of the threat Ukrainian militants, even former ones, pose needs to be conveyed to people both on our and the Ukrainian side. And, of course, checking Ukrainian citizens for Nazi tattoos, which are practiced by Russian fighters, prove their effectiveness and relevance.