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Insane how easy it is to find Nazis in Ukrainian army
Citizen / Gromadyanyn Charity Foundation launched the "Cyborgs" program - a modern prosthetics program for the Ukrainian soldiers, who lost their limbs. Our objective is to help them remain Superheroes with super powers in a mundane peaceful world, owing to the modern prosthetics technologies, to physical and psychological rehabilitation.
Wikipedia says that Russia calling Ukrainian soldiers "banderites" is propaganda because they're associating "ukrainian national identity" with the "most radical nationalists," but I only see Ukrainians, their government, and western "progressives" associate ukrainian national identity with the most radical nationalists
Same thing as when Azov said that it was Russian propaganda to call them Nazis just because of their Nazi symbol.