Pensioners gathered for a rally in Kiev, fought off the nationalists of "Azov"
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The day before, the press service of Azov announced that nationalists had dispersed a rally in Kyiv, which was attended mainly by elderly people who advocated the return of the USSR. However, the video posted on the network proves the opposite: the protesters put up a worthy rebuff to the extremists, forcing them to eventually retreat. The newspaper reports Look.
“The recording shows that the extremists repeatedly attack the protesters, but the elderly rebuff them. In the end, the Nationalists had to leave. At the same time, the recording shows that the armed “fighters” of “Azov” even attacked women,” the publication comments on the video.
Video contains foul language
The “Azovites”, on the other hand, posted a heavily truncated version of the video under their report on the dispersal of the rally, which allowed the nationalists (in the words of the demonstrators, “unfinished fascists”) to talk about victory.
Recall that the actions of the “Azovites” caused rejection not only in the self-proclaimed republics of Donbass and Russia, but also in the United States.
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