“Remember the group of operators going into the trenches and eliminating the Russians occupying the positions in heavy close-quarters gunfire?” This is how Jonasz Rewiński, the awkward NAFO-affiliated host for TVP World, the Polish state broadcaster’s English language program, started a segment on his Youtube show earlier this summer. “I’m sure you remember,” he told his audience of online war enthusiasts.
Rewiński was referring to apparently viral combat footage from Ukraine’s 73rd Naval Special Operations Center that the famous “journalist” or “war propagandist” Yuri Butusov declared “one of the most impressive close-combat videos ever.” The 73rd Naval Center of Special Operations, allegedly the “Ukrainian Navy SEALs,” has been reported to be “leading the shadowy battle against Russia.” According to the Kyiv Post, this “highly-secretive unit” is said to have “trained for years, prior to the war, with NATO special operations units from the US, Poland and Lithuania among others.”
In late June, Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces published an interview with “Wild,” the soldier that filmed the video, in which he kills several Russians in a trench. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine promoted the interview on social media. What’s truly wild is what a neo-Nazi “Wild” is. A large swastika is even tattooed on his chest. (For readers of “Ukes, Kooks & Spooks,” he is also a friend of the “Vedmedi SS,” an openly neo-Nazi squad that fought with the Azov Regiment in Mariupol.)
An even larger swastika is tattooed on the chest of Kent “Boneface” McLellan, an infamous neo-Nazi skinhead and Azov veteran from Florida, and one of the “leaders” of the “American Banderite Network” (ABN) which was formed earlier this year. The “Ukrainian racialist scene” is “eons and eons ahead of us,” he explained in a recent interview. “That’s why I do a lot of work with the American Banderite Network… because I think that’s an upcoming idea.” (more...)
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