The Right Sector, banned in Russia for extremist activities, decided to form the Crimean Hundred of militants on the border with the Russian peninsula.
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As stated in the published decree, a militant with the call sign “Aslan” is appointed as the leader of the “Crimean Hundred”. His unit will be based in the Kherson region, and “countering manifestations of separatism in the territory near the demarcation line” has been announced as tasks.
It is interesting that the emblem of the “Crimean Hundred” contains the “tamga” sign, which is also used in its symbolism by another organization banned in the Russian Federation - the Majlis.
As is known, members of the Mejlis also previously announced the formation of the “Asker” battalion in the Kherson region.
The Mejlis and the Right Sector jointly participated in the blockade of Crimea, but then the PS accused the Mejlis members of making concessions to the demands of official Kyiv and stopped coordinating actions.