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Ukraine/US Congressmen Demand To
Add Ukrainian Azov Regiment To Terrorist Organizations List
21.10.2019, 13: 22, ForumDaily https://www.forumdaily.com/en/kongressmeny-ssha-trebuyut-vnesti-ukrainskij-polk-azov-v-spisok-terroristicheskix-organizacij/
The article has been automatically translated into English by Google
Translate from Russian and has not been edited.
40 members of the US House of Representatives signed
an appeal to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo demanding that the Azov regiment
and two radical organizations in Europe be included in the list of foreign
terrorist organizations.
This is stated in a letter published on the website of
the congressman from New York State Max Rose, who is the initiator of the
appeal. In addition to Rose, the appeal was signed by 39 congressmen from
different American states, all of them belong to the Democratic Party,
writes Voice of
America.
“Today, if an American citizen swears allegiance to
the Islamic state and disseminates their reports of terror, the government has
several tools to counter the threat. However, if the same American citizen
swears allegiance to a violent white extremist group abroad and spreads their
terrorist rhetoric, the federal government does not have access to the same
tools, ”the letter says.
The list of foreign terrorist organizations that
require Azov to be included includes ISIS, al-Qaeda, Hamas, Hezbollah, Boko
Haram and others. Of the European organizations, the list includes the IRA
(Irish Republican Army) and ETA (a terrorist organization advocating for the
independence of the Basque Country).
The Azov Battalion is a well-known ultranationalist
police organization in Ukraine, which openly invites neo-Nazis to join its
ranks ... In a relatively short history of this group, the UN recorded human
rights violations and cases of torture. Despite these facts, according to the
FBI, Azov recruits, radicalizes and trains American citizens for years, ”the
congressmen wrote in a letter.
They also talk about the connection between Azov and
the terrorist who shot in the city of Christchurch in New Zealand in March
2019.
“In his manifesto, the shooter mentioned that he
trained with the“ Azov battalion ”in Ukraine and constantly wore a symbol
associated with them. Both shooters in Powey, California, and El Paso, Texas,
said they were directly affected by the Christchurch attack. The connection
between Azov and the terrorist attacks in America is obvious, ”US lawmakers
say.
In addition to Azov, congressmen are asking for the
right-wing organizations Nordic Resistance Movement (Sweden) and National
Action (Great Britain) to be included in the list of terrorists.
What are the criteria for inclusion in the list of the
State Department? Foreign organizations that are involved or intend to join
terrorism pose a threat to US citizens or to national security, international
relations or the economic interests of the United States.
Congressional initiator Max Rose tweeted this:
“Violent groups of white nationalists meet all the criteria of the State
Department to be included in the list of foreign terrorist organizations, but
for some reason the State Department refuses to identify such groups as
terrorists (which they are), hindering the possibility of law enforcement to
protect us."
In 2018, the US Congress banned the use of funds from
US military assistance to Ukraine for “armament, training, or other support” of
the Azov regiment.
5 May 2014, under the leadership of the former
political prisoner Andriy Beletsky, the Volunteer Battalion was founded, and
now the Separate Special Forces of the National Guard of Ukraine
"Azov", also known as the "Azov" regiment.
It was based on members of two public organizations:
Avtomaydana, as well as the nationalist organization Patriot of Ukraine,
founded and led by Andriy Beletsky. From the moment of their founding, fighters
of the battalion without military training and experience in conducting
military operations began to carry out combat missions -- in the conditions of
the “hybrid war” patrol the territory around Mariupol and carry out
intelligence operations.
In early May, the battalion began its direct participation
in hostilities, reflecting the attacks of sabotage groups in the vicinity of
Mariupol. Azov quickly became the most combat-ready formation. Throughout May,
the 2014 battalion cleared the militants of the executive committee of the
Torez city council of the Donetsk region and stormed the transshipment base of
Russian terrorists, arranged at the cottage of Alexander Yanukovich in the
village of Urzuf.
On June 12, fighters of the battalion detained one of
the leaders of the DPR terrorists in Mariupol, Alexander Fomenko, and the next
day, together with other volunteer battalions and units of the National Guard
and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, they released Mariupol from the militants.
"Azov" continued to destroy enemy roadblocks, blocking the supply
channels of weapons and ammunition and capturing militants and terrorist
leaders.
The fighters of "Azov" were among those who
at the beginning of the "Ilovaisky Cauldron" made their way into the
city and fixed on the approaches to Ilovaisk. After this operation, the Azov
fighters, together with units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, defended the
approaches to Mariupol.
17 September 2014 by order of the Minister of Internal
Affairs of Ukraine, the Azov battalion was reorganized and expanded to a
regiment with the same name. The commander of the regiment was Andrei Beletsky.
In October, it was decided to transfer the regiment to the National Guard of
Ukraine, which made it possible to provide the unit with special manning and
training for its soldiers, begin forming its staff and reserve, and also
transfer military equipment to it. At the same time, an artillery division and
a tank division appeared in the composition of the unit.
On February 10 2015 "Azov" during the
Shirokinskaya operation freed 6 settlements and took control of strategic
heights, which made it impossible to shell Mariupol, it is said on the website "Azov". Subsequently, the regiment
restrained the militants' advance in this direction, until in August 2016, by
order of the command, he was withdrawn from the front line to the place of
deployment in the Zaporizhzhya region.
At the beginning of the 2019, the fighters of the Azov
regiment returned to the front lines of the war for the independence of Ukraine
and carry out combat missions in the area of operation of the United Forces
according to orders of the high command. According to the "Azov" themselves, the regiment’s fighting
efficiency is at a high level, and they are "ready to fully demonstrate it
to the enemy."
Military Training for Young Children at Ukraine’s “Neo-Nazi Summer
Camp”.
August 30, 2015,
Global Research (Canada) https://www.globalresearch.ca/military-training-for-young-children-at-ukraines-neo-nazi-summer-camp-recruitment-of-ukraines-child-soldiers-financed-by-us-nonlethal-military-aid/5472801
Recruitment of Ukraine’s “Child Soldiers” Financed by US “Nonlethal”
Military Aid?
Unknown
to most Americans, the US government is channeling financial support, weapons
and training to a Neo-Nazi entity –which is part of The Ukraine National Guard– The Azov Battalion (Батальйон Азов). Canada and Britain have confirmed that
they also are providing support to the National Guard.
The Azov Battalion -which “officially”
displays the Nazi SS emblem– (below left) is described by the Kiev regime as “a
volunteer battalion of territorial defense”. It’s a National Guard battalion
under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the equivalent
of America’s Homeland Security.
Officially based in Berdyank on the Sea of Azov, the
Azov battalion was formed by the regime to fight the opposition insurgency
in the Donbass region. (Eastern and Southern Ukraine).
Military Training of Young Children to
fight the Russians
The Azov battalion supported by its Western partners
is not only involved in para-military operations in Eastern Ukraine. According
to reports including the Kyiv Post (Ukraine mainstream media), it is running a
Summer Camp military training project for young children as part of its broader
training and indoctrination program.
According to RT:
“The camp was established to show the children that
there are things in life besides school and mobile devices and to “give them our love,” Oleksii,
a platoon commander in the Azov battalion and instructor at the camp, told
Ukrainian ICTV channel. “One has to
be strong; has to be courageous to defend the territorial integrity of our
motherland,” he added.” (RT report)
Western media sources (quoted by the Kyiv Post) confirm that children
as young as six years old (see images below) are
participating in the Azov Summer Camp located in the Vodytsya district outside
Kyiv.
The text on the banner reads: Iдея B Нації, сила В тобі: broadly translated: The Idea of the Nation, The Power within You
The above photos confirm that many of the children are
in fact young kids rather than adolescents.
The Kyiv Post –which blames the Western media for its
biased coverage– nonetheless acknowledges the diabolical nature of the military
training project:
… this particular camp is run by the Azov Battalion
founded by lawmaker Andriy Biletsky, its former commander. Located in the
wooded area of Kyiv’s Pushcha Vodytsya district, kids at this summer camp aren’t just playing soldiers – they’re getting actual military
training from soldiers who have fought on the front line in Russia’s war
against Ukraine.
Named Azovets, the camp has been the subject of
negative coverage in the Russian media, pro-Russia websites and even U.K.
tabloid The Daily Mail.
“Neo-Nazi summer camp: Ukrainian kids taught to shoot
AKs by Azov battalion members (PHOTOS),” reads Kremlin-controlled RT’s headline
for its story about the camp.
“Shocking pictures from inside neo-Nazi military camp
reveal recruits as young as SIX are being taught how to fire weapons (even
though there’s a ceasefire),” reads the headline in the Daily
Mail’s sensationalized and inaccurate article. (Kiev Post, August 29, 2015)
While the Kiev regime denies that Azov is a Neo-Nazi
entity, the logos of both the Azov batallion as well as the Avovets Summer Camp
(displayed on the Summer Camp T shirts) bear the symbol of the Nazi SS
Wolfsangel with shadows of “the Nazi Black Sun” in the background.
Recruitment of Child Soldiers
The Summer Camp training program constitutes the first
stage of the recruitment of child soldiers in derogation of international law.
Invariably, the recruitment of child soldiers implies
a training program which familiarizes young children with the use of light
automatic weapons.
The military trainers are part of the Azov
paramilitary dispatched to the Summer Camp (see the Nazi SS insignia on his
uniform below):
The Kyiv Post article describes in detail the nature
of the “Neo-Nazi Summer Camp”. What the reports confirm is that an entity under
the jurisdiction of Ukraine’s National Guard (financed by the Ukraine
Ministry of internal Affairs) is training
and indoctrinating small children in the art of warfare:
The Azovets summer camp accepts children of Azov
Battalion members, as well as kids from Kyiv’s nearby Obolon district and further
afield. It opened on June 22, runs weeklong programs of activities for groups
of 30 to 40 kids. Officially, it is for children aged from nine to 18, but
there are kids as young as seven there. A few of the kids had already attended
it for several weeks in a row.
What makes the camp most controversial is that it’s
run by Azov fighters, some of whom have been labeled as far-right supporters
and neo-Nazis. Critics say the battalion’s symbol is an inverted Wolfsangel
that has oblique but uncomfortable associations with Nazism.
In previous interviews with Ukrainian media, Biletsky
says the symbolism is misunderstood. The letters “N” and “I” make up Azov’s
insignia, which he says stand for “national idea.”
Biletsky founded a neo-Nazi group in Ukraine called the
Social-National Assembly, and there certainly are neo-Nazis among the
battalion’s ranks, some sporting Nazi tattoos. Some media have reported that up
to 20 percent of Azov’s fighters are neo-Nazis, though the battalion’s press
officers are always at pains to emphasize that Azov, as a military formation,
does not share the ideology of its founder Biletsky, or indeed have any
ideology other than fervent patriotism.
When the Kyiv Post visited the Azovets camp on
Aug. 19 the kids were busy with a range of activities,
including stripping down and assembling AK-47 assault rifles, target practice
(with air guns), tackling assault courses, and practicing combat poses and
patrolling. They also take part in various sports and games, do
rappelling and climbing, and practice other more traditional scouting and
woodcraft skills like tying knots.
“I’ve been here only for three days, but I’ve realized
that it’s not a camp where you just play games. We’re getting military training
here,” one of the kids at the camp told the Kyiv Post.
Out in the forest next to the camp, a group of kids
was getting some weapons safety advice from an Azov trainer.
“Do you know what would happen if you kept your
fingers on the trigger? If it were a real gun, you could kill your comrades.
So, don’t do it!” the trainer barks.
“Yes sir!” the kids answer.
The children then practice medically evacuating
wounded soldiers from the battlefield.
The militaristic atmosphere at the camp, including
strict discipline, has plainly influenced some of the children.
“I got my hair cut really short yesterday,” says one
boy. “Just because I want it. I look more like a soldier now.”
Two older kids, who, like many of the children at the
camp, have taken noms de guerre (Medic and Physicist) in imitation of Ukraine’s
real soldiers, said they now wanted to join the Azov Battalion.
“I want to defend my homeland. There are comrades who
support my idea. I think that if it’s necessary, I will fight,” 17-year old
Physicist told the Kyiv Post.
The children at the camp are organized into four
groups, depending on their age, with each group overseen by a trainer and
caregiver. The camp’s day starts early, at 7 a.m. sharp, and ends at 11 p.m.
The children sleep in tents.
Access to Azov’s own website and supporting websites
was closed off to the public last September when the battalion was integrated
into the National Guard of Ukraine, but the camp has a page on the Russian
social network Vkontakte (https://vk.com/tabir.azovec) where it is promoted,
and where people can apply to become volunteers, or contact the camp to send
their children there.
“The Mission of the Camp: To form the Ukrainian of a
new era – a patriot, who is ready to actively participate in building and
defending Ukraine,” the page’s description reads.
…
The military-patriotic songs that the children sing
every day as a part of the camp’s program do seem to be one of the more popular
activities for the kids. Late at night, sitting around a blazing campfire, they
belt out their favorites – patriotic songs dating back to Ukraine’s previous
struggles for independence in the early- to mid-20th century.
The Kyiv Post listened to the words of one of the
songs. Its lyrics were about Ukrainian soldiers defeating their enemies.
Today that enemy is Russia. A boy who sits on a log
softly whispers: “I want that this war will end and we
will kill all the Russians.” (Kyiv Post, August 29, 2015, emphasis added)
US Military Aid
This diabolical endeavor, which incites hate by
innocent children against ethnic Russians as well as opponents of the Kiev
regime is broadly supported by US military aid channelled to the Ukraine
National Guard via the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The MIA coordinates the
“anti-terrorism operation” (ATO) in Donbass.
While the US Congress has adopted amendments to its
“Department of Defense Appropriations Act of 2015.” to block the training of
the Azov battalion’s Neo-Nazis, in practice the money trickles down.
Moreover, in addition to military aid channelled under
the jurisdiction of the Pentagon, the California National Guard has established
a partnership with the Ukraine National Guard, which includes the Azov
Battalion:
“The California–Ukraine State
Partnership Program (SPP) Mission [under the auspices of the California
National Guard] is to promote democracy, free market economies and military
reform, by establishing long-term institutional affiliations … The California –
Ukraine partnership directly supports both the goals of the US Ambassador to
Ukraine and Commander, U.S. European Command. … (Office of Defense
Cooperation (ODC), Chief: LTC Tracey D. Rueschhoff)
Scroll down for Selected Images of the
Azov Battalion “Freedom Fighters”
These are the people who are training Ukrainian kids
to handle AK 47s at the Neo-Nazi Summer Camp. Its all for a good cause: “the
flowering of democracy” in the words the New York Times.
Imagine what would happen if the California
National Guard were to display swastika-like symbols on its uniforms.
California National Guard,
October 2013. Firefighting in Southern California
The original source of this article is Global Research
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