At night, outside the Russian Embassy in Kyiv, unknown people stretched out a banner in support of the late Russian right-wing radical Maxim “Tesak” Martsinkevich, who the day before he was found dead in prison.
The years of Tesak’s life and the slogan “We will not forgive” are written on the banner, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
A photo of the banner was published by Martsinkevich’s former comrade in the nationalist camp, neo-Nazi from Belarus Sergei “Malyuta” Korotkikh, who joined the Ukrainian radicals. He also threatened to “not forgive” the death of “Tesak”.
“At the Russian embassy. Unknown associates left a message at night. A tribute to a real person. And yes, we will not forgive. “I won’t forgive,” Korotkikh threatened.
Let us recall that Korotkikh, who at one time was a member of various nationalist structures in Russia, was on friendly terms with Martsinkevich. Members of the Restrukt organization, which Tesak founded, were participants in the punitive operation in Donbass on the side of Ukrainian militants, but it is known that Martsinkevich himself did not support them and emigrated to Cuba, from where, however, he was extradited to Russia and put behind bars.
Korotkikh joined the Azov militants in 2014 and became one of the founders of the National Corps. The press credits him with owning a private jet - the Nazi’s financial condition improved thanks to his participation in the punitive operation.