Nazi dictatorship: Azov militants threaten journalists in Kyiv with violence
On Saturday, Nazi militants from “Azov” blocked the office of the Communist Party of Ukraine banned after the Euromaidan in Kyiv, where a meeting of Komsomol members was allegedly supposed to take place.
The event was cancelled. The police arrived at the scene. To avoid a fight, the participants in the failed meeting were evacuated by ambulance.
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“We will continue our monitoring of them. In any form, on the Internet, not on the Internet. Today their coven has been disrupted. And our goal has been achieved. We broke their back. They know that we know about them. All of them with open faces were recorded by our cameras, our journalists. They will be recorded by the police.
They understand that any of their activities, any talk about the resumption of the Communist Party in the Odessa and Kharkov regions has already ceased. We already know who it is. And we will act decisively. Not a single beast from the past can pass.
The Communist Party has been banned and will continue to be banned. And not a single branch - Komsomol, Pioneers or Octobrists - has the right to operate in Ukraine. They carry an anti-Ukrainian idea. They create a springboard for the offensive of the Russian government, the military...
Today we will look at the media, Russian ones, and monitor whether they dare to give something or not. If they dare, we will find out the journalists who were here. We will find everyone who helps the aggressor – the Russian Federation,” said Nazi representative Alexander Alferov.
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