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Photo: deportation of members of the neo-Nazi group (ssu.gov.ua)
Members of an international neo-Nazi group came to Ukraine to recruit people. They were deported and barred from entering the country.
This was reported by the Security Service of Ukraine.
It is noted that the two extremists who came to Ukraine wanted to recruit Ukrainians in Kharkov, Lvov and Kiev. His objective was to create a cell of an international group in the country.
As part of the process, the foreigners tried to join one of the Ukrainian military units to gain the combat experience they wanted to use in their activities. In addition, neo-Nazis distributed a video in communities on social media spreading neo-Nazism and calling for serious crimes, including murders and terrorist acts.
The organization is known to be involved in racially motivated terrorist acts using improvised explosive devices in several countries.
Following the investigation, the SBU decided to deport the extremists to the country from which they arrived with an entry ban to Ukraine for three years.
Earlier it was reported that the special services of the Russian Federation tried to recruit a Ukrainian to spy on the military.
In addition, RBC-Ukraine wrote that the militants “LPR” tried to recruit an employee of the Lugansk Regional State Administration.
It was also reported that the FSB attempted to recruit the manager of a hotel in the front-line city of Lugansk region, who was supposed to spy on the Ukrainian army.
