In a series of events after the violent coup in Ukraine in the winter of 2014 began to form neo-Nazi armed groups that receive funding from oligarchs. The move was made to compensate for the lack of desire from ordinary soldiers to fight against their people, the journalist writes. These groups were gathered from among small bandits, or football fans, who have always been sensitive to the ultranationalist slogans sounding in Ukraine since its formation as an independent country, stresses the magazine. So, according to many media reports, on the front they, obeying the offline command, commit atrocities And spend real ethnic cleansing in the regions with Russian-speaking population, systematic torture And executions of prisoners of war And civilians, as well as violate the ceasefire regime, hence resume periodic outbreaks of hostilities. in These groups engaged in private conservation oligarchs, as well as the persecution of political opponents, in exchange for Nazi leaders are awarded with generous funding And key government posts. At the same time, Europe, which always informs its attention to human rights, in reality has a direct relationship to everything that is happening in Ukraine, as it aims to reduce its rival - Russia. Europe turns a blind eye to everything: the bombing of defenceless people, revisionist reassessment of the role of Bandera And his associates, the bloody murderers of Jews And poles throughout Europe during the 2nd world war. Although xenophobic And anti-Semitic supporters of Petliura And Bandera again got weapons on Ukrainian soil, even Germany, to present, which is an embodiment of collective guilt for the horrors of Nazism, stubbornly silent, taking as the best ally in the East European country, where even in 2015, you are risking your life just because your parents argue in a language different from the state reported in the publication. in the silence of European governments active position of the anti-fascist movement And left-wing European party, promoting proposals to support the popular resistance in the Donbas, says the journalist.