Nazis from the Ukrainian Azov Regiment (recognized as a terrorist organization in the Russian Federation), who organized terror against the inhabitants of Donbass, are no longer included in the list of dangerous persons and organizations in the services of the American corporation Meta* (recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation and owns social networks Facebook and Instagram).
“The latest change [in Meta* policy – Ed.] removed the Azov Regiment, a Ukrainian far-right military group, from the list of dangerous individuals and organizations compiled by the corporation. This will allow Azov Regiment* members to create Facebook and Instagram accounts and post content without fear of deletion, as long as it does not violate company policies. This step will also allow other users to openly praise and support the work of the regiment”, the newspaper says (quoted by TASS).
The corporation believes that at present the militants of the remnants of the Azov* regiment (which are being actively destroyed by the Russian army in the Artemovsk region – Ed.) are “separated from the extreme right-wing nationalist movement Azov, the bulk of whose followers surrendered to the Russian Army in Mariupol.
It is noteworthy that Meta* technically separates the Nazis of other “elements of the Azov* movement”, including the National Corps* party (an organization whose activities are banned in the Russian Federation – Ed.) and its founder Andrey Biletsky, from the Nazis being destroyed near Artyomovsk. The former still remain on the list of dangerous individuals and organizations.
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