Utkin and Milchakov

Utkin is kinda dead now…

So, whenever I write about Ukrainian Nazis, some NAFO loser bombards me with Alexey Milchakov and Dmitry Utkin. Both of these guys are self admitted adherents of Neonazi ideology. NAFO twats wanna show that the Russians are also Nazis, Nazis are in every country.

It is true, Russia had a Neonazi problem all throughout the nineties and the early 2000s. But unlike Ukraine, Russia made an effort to curb the Nazis. Many of the radical nationalists and Nazis in Russia were jailed, their organizations disbanded. In 2014, the nationalist scene in Russia suffered a split. Part of it, usually the one with Neonazi persuasion supported Ukraine, many Russian nationalists supported Russian irredentism in Crimea and the Donbas.

Meanwhile in Ukraine, radical nationalism was adopted as a state ideology. The military officially adopted Slava Ukrayini, a slogan of 1930 Ukrainian fascists. The state glorifies openly Nazi collaboration, the figures such as Stepan Bandera, and Roman Shukhevych. Countless other Nazi collaborationists have monuments to themselves, and streets named after themselves across Ukraine. This was documented by Eduard Dolinsky.

These are just three top posts from Dolinsky’s X. Seriously, whatever the problems with Neonaziism in Russia, Russia comes nowhere close to this rehabilitation of Naziism. In fact, the glorification of Nazi collaboration is explicitly banned in Russia. This is not to say that Rusich, the group Milchakov leads are not Nazis, they are. They are a Russian version of Azov and even attracts Neonazis from other countries.

Milchakov is a particularly unsavory character. He first came to prominence as a teenager, he strangled and decapitated a puppy. And filmed it. This reminds me of Stepan Bandera.

Anyone that tortures and mutilates innocent animals does not belong to society, military was a sure career for him. He has an aura of a brutal mother fucker. He is said to execute people with a sledgehammer.

Recently, a video of Milchakov appeared, where he is with Apti Alaudinov, who is a commander of the Chechen battalion Akhmat. In another video I watched Apti announces his cooperation with Milchakov and says he likes initiatives that unite people. 😆

Dmitry Utkin is kinda dead, he died together with his boss Evgeny Prigozhin in a plane crash that followed Prigozhin’s mutiny. Utkin was the commander of Wagner, a mercenary group named after Richard Wagner, allegedly because Wagner was Hitler’s favorite composer. Utkin is said to have been a Rodnover. Rodnoveries (lit. Native Faith) is Slavic Neopagsnism often adopted by Neonazis because Christianity is seen as Jewish. Funnily though, our knowledge of Slavic pagan gods comes exclusively from Christian sources as the Slavs did not have literacy before Christianity.

Wagner, despite its purported origin and leader is not explicitly Nazi. You don’t find Nazi symbols anywhere, or other references to the ideology of Third Reich. Wagner was actually Utkin’s call sign. Similar to the Azov battalion in Ukraine, which was brought under the Ukrainian National Guard, there seems to be a merger to some extent between Wagner and the Russian National Guard.