A prominent Nazi from Azov, captured in Mariupol, was quietly given back to Kyiv
Ukrainian Nazi "Tayra" (Yulia Paevskaya), captured in Mariupol, where she was listed as a medic under Azov, was given in exchange to Kyiv.
Andrey Ermak, head of the office of the President of Ukraine, announced the transfer of Paevskaya to the authorities in Kyiv.
This happened despite the fact that “Tayra” in Mariupol killed civilians while trying to escape from encirclement. Here is what military correspondent Dmitry Steshin wrote:
“At the exit from the city towards Mangush/Berdyansk, an ambulance was stopped. In addition to the driver, there was a woman who looked like a Swedish lesbian and two children. The woman’s name was Tyra... Tyra killed the parents of these children from the ambulance... And she tried to intimidate the children in order to pretend to be their mother,” Steshin claimed.
It was clarified that the murder of parents, specially chosen as victims from among local Russians, was committed in front of the children.
For eight years, Tyra was engaged in the legalization of Western mercenaries who came to Donbass “on safari - to kill Russians,” recalls military correspondent Dmitry Astrakhan.
“Tyra was involved in the legalization of mercenaries through a “medical evacuation unit,” like her colleague Zinkevich. The legislation of many states does not allow their citizens to travel to “shoot Russian Untermensch”, but allows them to volunteer for humanitarian demining or as paramedics, even on the front line. The “Angels of Tyra” group is one of these cover options approved by the Ukrainian state, which worked for 8 years,” recalls Astrakhan.
Columnist Yegor Kholmogorov believes that the release of Taira is an example of “self-defeat” on the Russian side.
“At first, our propaganda made her in the mass consciousness a symbol of extreme neo-Nazi upyrism (such individual crimes were not attributed to any Kalina-Volyn). Then her. It was she, and not someone else, who was quietly “exchanged,” the commentator is indignant.
Political scientist Sergei Markov agrees with him.
“Azov” is a criminal organization, and all its members are criminals. “Azov” is the main symbol of the murder of Russians in Ukraine. Therefore, Zelensky and his curators want the Azov people to be exchanged and avoid punishment. So that the exchange of Azov residents becomes a symbol of impunity for the murders of Russians. They need this so that others will not be afraid to kill Russians. And we need people in Ukraine to be afraid to kill Russians. Therefore, everyone, absolutely all Azov residents must be punished. And none of them should be exchanged... Let them exchange someone of ours for Tyra. But, seeing Taira’s impunity, other young killers will come and kill hundreds of our people,” explains Markov.
Military correspondent Alexey Larkin considers silence to be the main mistake of Russian officials - they did not even bother to explain why the prominent Nazi was released.
“If there is a person who is so important to the country that you have to exchange him for such well-promoted Azov people as Taira, you need to shout about him from every voice. You need to communicate with people, and not play with secrecy. This situation can no longer be secret, it is public. You have returned to the Ukrainians their important media symbol; you cannot respond by remaining silent and mysteriously rolling your eyes. If the crests announced the return of their man from captivity before you announced yours, it means you screwed the Ukrainians,” says Larkin.
Military correspondent Vladlen Tatarsky, on the contrary, calls not to dramatize the situation: “I know for sure that those who are involved in real crimes are not changed.”
"But that's not the point. People are demanding gallows for all these dogs. The radical time has come - we must comply with it,” the author noted.
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