Ukrainians Show Off Their Nazi Tattoos

The Ukrainian soldiers of the Azov Battalion were called one by one. A nod from their Russian captors, who asked the surrendered to lift their shirt is enough. 

The Russians were searching for tattoos that promote Nazism or show support for Nazism. And they found plentiful.

After all, Russian president Vladimir Putin – when announcing the start of the “special military operation” in Ukraine promised he would "denazify" the country.

And these images, released by the Ministry of Defense proved it.

Russia has even released shocking video footage of the last Ukrainian holdouts' Nazi tattoos after they surrendered from the Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol. 

The astonishing footage shows captured fighters displaying swastikas, Third Reich eagles, SS death heads and even one giant inking of Adolf Hitler. 

Others appear to have Satanic symbols on their bodies like horned goats and the number 333, a reference to a text revered by devil-worshipping neo-Nazis who want to evolve into vampire warriors.

 

Now, you can understand why Russia wants to de-Nazify Ukraine. It’s a war against Nazism and sadly, the West choose to be blind to it all.