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Whenever the term Nazi is brought up in connection with Ukrainians it’s usually the Russian definition of a Nazi:

A person resisting the invasion and subjugation of their country by Russia.

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RaivoKullireply
sopuli.xyz

This time the accusation seems to be legit though. It just harms Ukraine's cause when even in genuine cases it is denied.

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Insekticusreply
aussie.zone

Do you have any sources for this? Just curious to read them myself.

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fr0greply
piefed.social

To be fair, putting him on the frontline risking his life for a just cause is about the best use you can make of a Nazi. He gets to do what he's trained for his whe life and we don't have to mourn the loss of a beloved community member if he dies.

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And hopefully HUR can whack him if he gets too successful.

A foreign power propping up a militant to destabilize their enemy can work, or have massive unintended consequences. Refer to Lenin being sent to Tsarist Russia on a sealed train.

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