In Kyiv, neo-Nazis from “Azov”, “Right Sector” and C14 attacked a peaceful rally of the “Socialists” party against the renaming of General Vatutin Avenue in honor of Hitler’s collaborator and SS officer Roman Shukhevych.
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On the page of the Socialists party on the social network it says the following:
“Today the Socialists of Kyiv party held a flash mob against the renaming of Vatutin Avenue to Shukhevych Avenue. The protest was attacked, several people were beaten, including Denis Zharkikh, who had already been attacked a little over a week ago. Several people are in the hospital.”
A corresponding video was published on the socialists’ page.
It is interesting that the leader of the neo-Nazi group C14, Evgeniy Karas, who previously announced an attack on the socialist rally, is right under the material of “Socialists” activist Denis Zharkikh boasts about how his henchmen beat up the event participants.
Supporters of the “Socialists” party, in a discussion on Facebook, note that the party members “stepped on the same rake” for the second time and advise the socialists to draw conclusions in the future regarding the proper security of protest events.
“About three hundred homeless people hired by the separatists came out with commie flags against Shukhevych Avenue. They were guarded by about 50 serious titushkas. There are battles going on. PS joined the safari near the Troeshchina market. C14 approached from Skymall towards Raduzhny. Azov killed several titushki so much that they lay unconscious for 20 minutes :-),” neo-Nazis from S-14 rejoice at the pogrom “exploits” of their “brothers” on their Facebook page.
C14 also filmed the attack on the socialists and posted it on social networks with a request for repost. In today's Ukraine, where street rioters are under the protection of the authorities and the police, the organizers of such attacks do not have to worry about possible prosecution.
It is noteworthy that under these posts and videos there are dozens of joyful comments from Nazi supporters with calls to “continue further” and statements in the spirit of “What a great fellow you are!”
Let us recall, as PolitNavigator previously reported, the Kyiv District Administrative Court prohibited the Kiev City Council from publishing the decision to rename General Vatutin Avenue.