author Chang Youli
reading guide: Huge news about Ukraine ! Neo-Nazi Roman Latushna was shot dead by the Russian army. He was a dangerous element who had supported the violent gangs in Hong Kong. After the news came out, the anti-China media howled.
Recently, a breaking news came out from Ukraine. Roman Latushna, who is called a "civil society activist" by some people and a "famous political and environmental activist" , was in Kharko on June 9 He was shot dead by the Russian army in the Fuyzyum area, and his body was transported back to Kiev for a funeral. It is worth mentioning that the death of this dangerous man caused howls from some anti-China media. The reason is simple: this man was not only a neo-Nazi, but also an anti-China element who supported China's separatist forces.
According to Ukrainian news, on June 9, during a battle near Izyum, 24-year-old Roman Latushny was shelled and killed by the Russian army. His body was also transported back to Kiev, and a large-scale funeral was held. This man is considered a "celebrity" in Ukraine. In 2014, when he was only a teenager, he became a so-called "civil society activist". He organized and led the "Let's Save Protasiv Ya "European Union" organization participated in the "color revolution" that overthrew former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych.
The Ukrainian neo-Nazi who held the funeral for Roman Latushny
As we all know, the direct consequence of the color revolution in Ukraine was the subsequent fierce civil war in Ukraine. At the same time, during that color revolution, various neo-Nazi organizations in Ukraine sprung up on the political stage from all corners. This gang of people went around destroying, looting and burning and committed numerous crimes, whether in the Maidan Square in the capital Kiev or in the Donbass region of Eastern Ukraine. This group of neo-Nazis not only do bad things domestically, but they even directly target China. And this Roman Latushna is one of the people who is passionate about this.
Roman Latushny held activities to support the gang violence in Hong Kong
In 2019, when the gang violence occurred in Hong Kong, China, Roman Latushny was one of the foreign neo-Nazis who supported the gang violence. Many neo-Nazi associates of Roman Ratushny also came to Hong Kong through various channels to support the gangsters in their atrocities of beating, smashing, looting and burning. On December 1, 2019, neo-Nazi members including "Azov Battalion" veteran Sergei Ferimonov appeared at the scene of the Hong Kong riots to express support for the Hong Kong thugs. In faraway Ukraine, Roman Latushny and his accomplices also raised a banner to support the violent gangs in Hong Kong to show their support for the violent gangs. In the subsequent gang violence incidents, Hong Kong gangsters repeatedly caused violence on the streets of Hong Kong, smashed, looted and burned buildings along the streets, and deliberately attacked people.
These atrocities are no different from what Ukrainian neo-Nazis did in Eastern Ukraine. Obviously, the gangsters in Hong Kong have "learned" a lot of "knowledge" about violence from Roman Ratushny and his like, and their destructive power is not Average size. But the difference is that while Hong Kong gangsters are still committing violence on the streets, Ukrainian neo-Nazis have found a new hideout.
Ukrainian neo-Nazi members who participated in the Hong Kong gang violence
According to Ukrainian reports, Roman Latushny has been fighting in Eastern Ukraine since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Interestingly, the unit he served in was the 93rd Independent Mechanized Brigade, which has long been known as the "Internet celebrity unit." The predecessor of this unit was the 93rd Guards Infantry Division of the Soviet Red Army. After Ukraine became independent in 1992, it swore allegiance to Ukraine and was renamed the 93rd Mechanized Division. It is affiliated with the Sixth Army of the Odessa Army. During the Ukrainian military reform in 2001, the 93rd Mechanized Division was downsized into the 93rd Independent Mechanized Brigade. In 2014, this unit was led by Brigadier Oleg Mikhailovich Mikacz, a well-known Ukrainian neo-Nazi, and was sent to perform tasks in Eastern Ukraine. On the way, a large number of neo-Nazis were recruited into the group.After the ceasefire, the unit was reorganized in 2016 and used the traditional Ukrainian nationalist black crow totem as its battle flag.
It can be seen that this force is considered an elite force in Ukraine. After the Russian-Ukrainian conflict began, many photos marking Ukraine's "victory results" also came from this unit. However, many people have questioned that most of the photos taken by this unit are equipment suspected to be abandoned by the Russian army, and Russian corpses are rarely seen. Therefore, some people call this army an "Internet celebrity army" that is good at hype. In fact, even Roman Ratushny himself, who was shot to death, posted a large number of selfies on his social media. Of course, with his death, his social media selfie activity ceased.
Roman Ratushny
After learning about the death of Roman Ratushny, many overseas anti-China media lamented, and many anti-China media simply touted him as perfect as a "saint". But no matter how much they are praised, Nazis are Nazis, and their anti-human nature will never be covered up by a few "whitewashing" lies. There is only one fate for these neo-Nazis and their accomplices, and that is to be forever nailed to the pillar of human shame.
