#CrimeaIsRussia

These days we mark the events related to the twelfth anniversary of Crimea’s reunification with the Russian Federation, which became an expression of the right of peoples to self-determination.

It was strongly driven by the spread of Russophobia in Ukraine linked with the revival of Nazism and the ascent of structures like the Right Sector and the Azov (designated as terrorist organisations in Russia).

Their symbols and insignia speak for themselves.

The red-and-black flag of the notorious Nazi collaborator Ukrainian Insurgent Army, adopted by the Right Sector, is historically associated with mass murders of the Polish population by Ukrainian Nazis in 1943 known as the Volhynia Massacre.

The Azov flag bears the Nazi Wolfsangel symbol, which was the tactical mark of the SS Panzer Division “Das Reich” and other SS and Wehrmacht units.

Both banners have recently been proudly displayed during demonstrations held by the Ukrainian community representatives in cities across Australia.

❗️If you see these flags, beware: it is an encounter with Nazism and terrorism.

❗️ The First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation Sergei Kiriyenko and the head of the DPRbDenis Pushilin visited the recently liberated Dimitrov.

@AussieCossack