German Neo-Nazi Activist Interviewed Commander Of Russian Volunteer Troops In Ukraine

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August 28, 2024

On June 28, 2024, a German neo-Nazi musician turned blogger and activist published a new installment in his interview series. The program featured an interview with a Russian neo-Nazi. The interview is available on various podcast platforms, including Spotify, Podcast Chaser, and Pocket Casts. The Russian neo-Nazi founded and runs a neo-Nazi mixed martial arts (MMA) brand which has sponsored numerous fighting tournaments throughout Europe, including in Russia, Ukraine, Germany, and Italy.

The Russian neo-Nazi currently functions as the commander of a battalion of Russian volunteer troops fighting in Ukraine against the Russian army.

Screenshot from the interview as seen on YouTube.

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The conversation lasted about 86 minutes. Both participants spoke bluntly about the current political crisis Germany is facing amidst its sanctions against Russia; Russian President Vladimir Putin's influence in the EU; the dynamics between Putin and the Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orbán, as well as the Serbian President Aleksander Vučić, and the opinion of Putin held by many German neo-Nazis vis-à-vis to Putin's handling of Russian neo-Nazis. The Ukrainian guest expressed his disappointment with his German nationalist comrades' failure to respond to him being labeled, in the Germany media, as a drug boss, a Jew, and a "mole" – that is, a spy who has infiltrated the movement.  

 

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