A captured Russian soldier lay on the ground, his hands tied and his eyes wrapped in tape. A member of the Azov battalion with a tattoo on his hand was talking to him while also giving the soldier a cigarette. The video was circulated on the "Three Cars" platform.
The uploader, Kassatkin, wrote: "We captured a company commander named Edgar (Эдгар), a Russian Armenian, and he suddenly remembered that he had two young children. ”
Later, the Donesk People's Police found the beaten and maimed body of the captured soldier in a garbage can.
In Ukraine, the nickname (Chemist) of Kasattkin (Касаткин) is known for publishing videos about capturing and killing Doneesk soldiers. His partner, nicknamed Frost, posted photos of the slain Russian soldiers online. Included video, in which he chases an injured Marine soldier and laughs and dances beside the corpse. Except for the two of them. Dmitry Danilov (Дмитрий Данилов) Marx Kagar (Макс Кагал) and a soldier nicknamed "Anbar" joined in. They call themselves the Young Gods Group.
Frost
Soon Kasatkin also began to gain attention in Russia. In the name of the "Youth Order", he wrote online to the Chechen leader Kadyrov (Кадыров). He scolded Kadyrov, calling him a "pig" and a "demon." And threatened: "To cut off his mother's head, and rape his daughter." ”
As soon as the remark came out, it was widely disseminated on the Internet. There have been thousands of forwards. However, he soon deleted the remarks and wrote that "I cannot speak about war and politics." It turned out that they were all locked up in the Azov Steel Works. He began posting online videos of everyday life and colleagues who were blocked in the Azov steel mill.
David Kasatkin was born in Mariupol in 1996 to a Russian-speaking Orthodox family. Grew up without a dad. He began learning Muay Thai and competing at a very young age. His mother and sister would go to the scene to cheer him up. He also became an example for his younger brother to learn from.
After graduating from high school in 2014, he joined the army. In 2016, Kasatkin joined Azov Camp. He went from being an ordinary soldier to a lieutenant in the Ukrainian National Guard. Then become a lieutenant and become a commander. Here he met new colleagues and friends. Frost and Danilov. He began to worship power.
Casatkin
At camp Azov, Kasatkin had a lot of tattoos on his body. Covered with tattoos from head to toe. Tattooed with the frightened faces of Christ and the Virgin Mary crying "Time to kill." The back is tattooed with an image of a hermaphrodite with a goat's head. (Many Azov soldiers tattooed this image of Satan.) ）
Just some time ago, the soldiers stranded in the Azov steel plant surrendered. These also include Kasatkin and Frost.
"I don't belong to any religion, I belong only to myself. If God exists, then everything we are destined for is predestined, so we are all puppets and God is sadist," Kasatkin explains his philosophy.
The Azov battalion soldier, who fought against Russia, has been using Russian on social networks. Because he didn't know Ukrainian.