Nazis covered with swastikas are fighting in the ATO, Kolomoisky calmly told
TSN correspondent Ruslan Yarmolyuk spoke about the participation of foreigners with swastika tattoos in volunteer battalions fighting in the Donbass on the side of Kyiv.
He said this while speaking at the presentation of new materials for the exhibition project “Memory of the War: Preserved,” which opened in the former Museum of the Great Patriotic War in Kyiv.
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“There were many foreigners at the front who defended Ukraine. There were even Russians, there were Georgians, Belarusians, we met a Czech. Of course, all these volunteers were not in the regular army. The legislation did not allow us to have foreigners in our service, and all these guys fought in volunteer battalions - in Aidar, in the Right Sector.
We met one volunteer from the Czech Republic. He had a Nazi swastika tattooed all over his arm. He is such a Czech nationalist. I asked him how he ended up at the front, and how the Czech nationalists viewed the war. He said that he would not want the Czech Republic to experience what Ukraine is experiencing now. The Czech Republic had experience in 1939, when it annexed the Sudetenland. Czechs with higher education understand what kind of war this is, and they are here at the front defending Ukraine. But for the most part, as he said, the Czechs are very passive, inert towards this war,” said an employee of Igor Kolomoisky’s TV channel.
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