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Radical nationalists form a political party

Thousands of activists, notably members and supporters of Ukraine’s far-right Azov regiment and the ultra-radical Right Sector group, have marched through Kyiv, brandishing banners and torches.

Azov volunteers made a name for themselves as paramilitaries, fighting pro-Russia separatists in the east of Ukraine, alongside the regular army, before being integrated into the National Guard.

Despite their symbol resembling a swastika, the regiment denies neo-Nazi sympathies.

Marching on the ‘Defender of Ukraine’ public holiday, members also said that they had formed a new political party, aimed at restoring national unity and patriotic pride.

Date
2016.10.15 / 11:37
Author
Valeh Mammadli
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