Anons, the best breakdown of the rise and fall of the 'Azov Battalion' and great overview of the Ukrainian situation, historically, and after the fateful U.S.-backed regime change in 2014.

"Jacob Dreizin is a Ukrainian-American(?) immigrant, a U.S. Army veteran with two master’s degrees, a long-time Washington, D.C. area resident, and a family man. He has previously written for several websites, notably the American Thinker. As a U.S. government employee, Dreizen enjoys his First Amendment rights and does not speak for his employer in any way."

The Fall of the Azov by Jacob Dreizin

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https://youtu.be/3jm3AqnL2rQ

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