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Originally posted by street professor ↑

"Azov Regiment members will surely have to go down fighting. The Russian fascist forces would surely show them no mercy if they are captured, and they cannot allow themselves to become paraded tools of Russian propaganda in any case
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What should they die for Zelensky's propaganda purposes ? Something Hitler would demand. You claim to be a rabid supporter of Ukraine yet you have no empathy for the Ukrainian men who fight and die daily while you post absurd tweets from your safety of your couch. A very strange position as though you see a benefit personally or for an entity you're involved with as a result of this conflict so have in no real interest in the Ukrainian people as long as they fight to the last Ukrainian just as Zelensky and the US appear to be aiming for with their rhetoric. It comes across as the behavior of a disgusting human being, someone significantly brainwashed by evil forces.

It's over for Azov in Azovstal, see how Zelensky and the US spin it once the truth comes out of who and what are under Azovstal.

May find it has a significant impact on the rest of the Ukrainian army who are dying in their thousands, with Azov gone the regular Ukrainian army don't have the same fear of surrender.

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If they go down fighting they will be hailed as heroes and Ukraine will,fight tooth and nail to rid themselves of the Russian vermin.
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