Putin offers truce if Ukraine exits Moscow-occupied areas and drops NATO bid — nonstarters for Kyiv

[Easy Eddy]

So you were able to highlight the title, copy it, and paste it into Google and see the entire article?

Good, I hated to think anyone could be so ****ing helpless in this age of information.

What’d you think of this part from the full article:


The Azov Battalion was founded in 2014, and its first commander was Andriy Biletsky, who previously headed the neo-Nazi group Patriot of Ukraine. Several members of the militia, which has been integrated into the Ukrainian National Guard, are self-avowed neo-Nazis.

That's what I thought.

 

[seminole97]

That's what I thought.

You really can’t verify it yourself?

Gawd, that must be like living in the dark.

Don’t worry, I’ll spoon feed you.

Here’s a link to The Hill article:

https://thehill.com/policy/defense/...al-ukrainian-militia-linked-to-neo-nazis/amp/

Here’s a link to Rep. Ro Khanna’s congressional webpage touting the same article:

https://khanna.house.gov/media/in-the-news/congress-bans-arms-ukraine-militia-linked-neo-nazis

 

[Easy Eddy]

You really can’t verify it yourself?

Gawd, that must be like living in the dark.

Don’t worry, I’ll spoon feed you.

Here’s a link to The Hill article:

https://thehill.com/policy/defense/...al-ukrainian-militia-linked-to-neo-nazis/amp/

Here’s a link to Rep. Ro Khanna’s congressional webpage touting the same article:

https://khanna.house.gov/media/in-the-news/congress-bans-arms-ukraine-militia-linked-neo-nazis

How dumb do you think others are? Mental midget.

 

[seminole97]

How dumb do you think others are? Mental midget.

LOL

I’m not the bitch asking for a link anyone can find with a highlight and click.

It’s literally easier than making a post requesting the same.

 

[Easy Eddy]

LOL

I’m not the bitch asking for a link anyone can find with a highlight and click.

It’s literally easier than making a post requesting the same.

You are not good at this. Anyone with half a brain can see it.

 

[seminole97]

You are not good at this. Anyone with half a brain can see it.

My apologies. I didn’t realize you were just trolling.
I’ll ignore you then.

 

[Easy Eddy]

My apologies. I didn’t realize you were just trolling.
I’ll ignore you then.

I would appreciate that. Simple.

 

[RileyHawk]

So you were able to highlight the title, copy it, and paste it into Google and see the entire article?

Good, I hated to think anyone could be so ****ing helpless in this age of information.

What’d you think of this part from the full article:


The Azov Battalion was founded in 2014, and its first commander was Andriy Biletsky, who previously headed the neo-Nazi group Patriot of Ukraine. Several members of the militia, which has been integrated into the Ukrainian National Guard, are self-avowed neo-Nazis.

From ChatGPT:

The claim that the Ukrainian National Guard is made up of neo-Nazis is misleading and inaccurate. However, this claim has been used in various forms of disinformation, particularly by Russian state media and propaganda outlets.

Key Points:​

1. Ukrainian National Guard:
   
   • The Ukrainian National Guard is a branch of Ukraine's military, formed to support the regular armed forces and ensure internal security. It includes various units with different histories and ideologies.
2. Azov Regiment:
   
   • One source of this claim is the Azov Regiment, a unit that was initially formed as a volunteer militia in 2014 during the conflict in eastern Ukraine. The unit included some members who held far-right and nationalist views, and its early insignia included symbols associated with neo-Nazism.
   • The Azov Regiment was later integrated into the National Guard of Ukraine. While some members have expressed far-right views, it does not represent the entirety of the Ukrainian National Guard, which is a diverse force composed of various units with different backgrounds and ideologies.
3. Diversity in the Ukrainian Military:
   
   • The Ukrainian National Guard, like the broader Ukrainian military, is composed of individuals from a wide range of political, ethnic, and social backgrounds. The overwhelming majority of its members are not associated with extremist ideologies.
   • Ukraine, as a nation, has condemned neo-Nazism, and its government has been working to address and reduce the influence of extremist groups.
4. Russian Propaganda:
   
   • Russian state media and other actors have amplified the presence of far-right elements within Ukraine as part of a broader narrative to delegitimize the Ukrainian government and justify military actions. This narrative selectively highlights the presence of these groups to create a misleading impression about the Ukrainian military as a whole.

Conclusion:​

While it is true that some members of the Azov Regiment and other far-right groups have been part of the Ukrainian National Guard, it is inaccurate to characterize the entire National Guard or the Ukrainian military as neo-Nazi. The majority of Ukrainian forces do not subscribe to these ideologies, and the narrative suggesting otherwise is often used as a tool of disinformation.