Mariupol 2018, under "Globohomo occupation".

The first seven pictures are from World Vyshyvanka Day 2018, when Ukrainians both in Ukraine and around the world wear traditional Ukrainian folk costume and celebrate Ukrainian identity. The last three pictures are of the Greek population of Mariupol who also regularly celebrated their identity with cultural parades and festivals. Around 150k Greeks lived in and around Mariupol prior to the full scale Russian invasion.

During this period of "Globohomo occupation", Mariupol parents could send their children to White Nationalist summer camps which received government funding. The primary military force of Mariupol was headquartered in a building adorned with White Nationalist symbolism. Azov Regiment would host Nationalist martial arts competitions that local residents could attend. Family friendly White Nationalist themed public festivals took place. Murals of Black Suns/Sonnenrads were present across the city. If any Antifa were to be found (which there mostly weren't), they would be dealt with by local Nationalists who exchanged their state military uniforms for civilian clothes.

Below are ten pictures and videos of Mariupol under actual occupation. Kremlin occupation. The rule of Vladimir Putin.

Mariupol after the so called "Russian World" arrived.

The first media is of Russian soldiers standing in front of Azov's former headquarters,

Second and third is of Central Asians being shipped into Mariupol to become the new residents,

Fourth of Mariupol children in a Communist youth organization, which has replaced the government funded White Nationalist kids summer camps,

Fifth are some of the results of searching "Mariupol" on Instagram,

Sixth is the screenshot of a video by a Russian media outlet showcasing Mariupol's new diversity with videos of Central Asians and Muslims roaming the streets

Seventh is of Russian musician "Misha Mivashi" touring Mariupol and being shocked at seeing Asians and Muslims everywhere,

Eighth is of an Antifa mural which has replaced the Nationalist murals,

Ninth is of Chechens celebrating the opening of a new Mosque in Mariupol, part of the intentional effort by the Kremlin and Chechen officials to Islamize Europe,

Tenth is of a Chechen cracking open the head of a Russian and posting it on social media because the Russian called him a "Churka" (anti-Central Asian slur).

This media comparison between Ukrainian Mariupol and Russian Mariupol is a prelude to a coming series of posts of mine going deeper into this topic. Be sure to stay tuned to the channel as I personally believe that these posts are some of the most poignant arguments for a pro-Ukraine position from a pro-White perspective.