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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine came with a new set of opportunities for a far-right militia: Azov Battalion; and similar-minded groups. This raises the question, is there truth to Vladimir Putin’s claim of neo-Nazification of the region? 

Despite being surrounded by the Russians, the remaining Ukrainian forces in Mariupol have refused to surrender and launched a counterattack.

EDITOR, I read with interest Mr. Ben Dmytrtszn´s shrewd demolition of Mr. Clare`s vision of Ukranian history in the modern era.

From the blog of Noru Tsalic at The Times of Israel

From the blog of Balwan Nagial at The Times of Israel

The Azov regiment claimed on April 11th that the Russian forces had used an unknown poisonous chemical substance against Ukrainian Forces in the besieged city of Mariupol.

The port city’s residents vow to fight Russia to the last | Europe

Azov Regiment members are suspected to be Nazi sympathizers and white supremacists, known as the Ukrainian unit engaging Russians in the conflict.

Russia has allegedly used banned weapons several times in the past, including in the 2002 Moscow hostage crisis.

Timeline of the 48th day of resistance of the Ukrainian people.