Unruhen in der Ukraine - reloaded
23.05.2016 um 16:02@ornis
hier mal was zu den orthodoxen brüdern die schon auf der krim " streife " gefahren sind
haben ja auch gleich paar brüder noch mitgebracht
naja , zu freundlich . ne einladung von den kosaken bekommen um was nochmal zu machen ? achja , gegen faschisten kämpfen . na was ne sportliche truppe . sind ja auch alle hellauf begeistert auf der krim , bis auf die krimtartaren halt .
ist doch klar das der " orthodox dawn " mit seinen kämpfern heute voll eingegliedert ist in die " army of novorossiya " - so nennen die sich ja immernoch ....
hier mal was zu den orthodoxen brüdern die schon auf der krim " streife " gefahren sind
Far-right Bulgarians have been using social media websites to call their people to go to Crimea to 'defend' Bulgarians living there from 'violence and oppression.'da sind sie ja wieder , die "freizeit AFD`ler " tagsüber , nachts mit kalaschnikow unterwegs .
A group calling themselves the 'Orthodox Dawn', along with the Bulgarian Nationalist Party (BNP), have been making the call over websites like Facebook and Twitter.
BNP leader Simeon Kostadinov said that there was no central governing body in Ukraine at the moment, and that the enforcement of law and order had been left to militants after president Viktor Yanukovich was ousted from office.
Orthodox Dawn leader Pavel Chernev said that his group would sponser Bulgarians willing to go to Ukraine, along with the help of an unnamed organization based in Rome.
According to Al Jazeera Turk, intelligence sources have noted 20 Bulgarians who have gone to Ukraine to join the 'Dobrovolets' paramilitary group, which is believed to be under the control of Russia.
The same groups reportedly told their followers that the religion os Islam has increased its influence in the Balkans, and has called on Orthodox Christians in Serbia, Macedonia, Greece and Russia to combine their efforts to prevent this.
haben ja auch gleich paar brüder noch mitgebracht
On Thursday, five men, believed to be volunteers from Serbia, were filmed patrolling vehicles in Crimea for pro-Russian militias.http://www.worldbulletin.net/news/130525/bulgarians-serbs-volunteering-for-russian-forces-in-crimea-updated-2 (Archiv-Version vom 27.10.2016)
Their uniforms sported the symbols of the Serb nationalist Chetnik movement, which originated in the early 1900s as an insurgency against Ottoman rule.
Despite being banned after World War II, the group re-emerged during the 1990s Balkan wars, which saw the dismemberment of Yugoslavia.
The Chetniks are known for their brutality towards the Bosniaks in particular, and still intimate Bosniaks in the mainly Serb regions of Bosnia-Herzegovina today.
They said they were invited by the Cossaks, a group of Russian volunteers with a similar ideology.
naja , zu freundlich . ne einladung von den kosaken bekommen um was nochmal zu machen ? achja , gegen faschisten kämpfen . na was ne sportliche truppe . sind ja auch alle hellauf begeistert auf der krim , bis auf die krimtartaren halt .
ist doch klar das der " orthodox dawn " mit seinen kämpfern heute voll eingegliedert ist in die " army of novorossiya " - so nennen die sich ja immernoch ....