Ukraine's far-right neo-Nazis train 79-year-old aunt to fight: vowing to fight the Russians to the last drop of blood! Recently, the photo of Ukraine's 79-year-old aunt Valentina Konstantinovskana AK-47 training went viral, but careful media found that the training of the aunt was the Ukrainian far-right neo-Nazi organization Azov Battalion, and it can be seen that the armbands of its military personnel are the symbols used by the SS Nazi SS. Now the Azov battalion top brass denies anything to do with Nazism and claims that the symbol is actually an abbreviation for National Idea in Ukrainian. But the group's original commander, Andrei Biletzky, was an outspoken far-right ultra-nationalist in Ukraine, who saw Ukraine's mission as leading the world's white race in the final crusade. The group's new leadership, which has sought to publicly depoliticize the group and distance it from Nazi origins, has now become an offshoot of Ukraine's National Guard, but many of its members still openly hold anti-Semitic beliefs and Nazi tattoos. The group, which has publicly attacked feminists, LGBT and left-wing activists in recent years, is still described by the State Department as a "nationalist hate group" and has been barred from speaking on Facebook. One Azov battalion commander said: "We can't bury our heads in the sand because it's irresponsible, so we have to train the elderly to use weapons." It is our responsibility to protect the civilized people here, and they need to know that we will fight the Russians here to the last drop of blood. We will hold on to our land until we die. ”
