Volodymyr Zelensky décore le néonazi Yevhen Karas, fondateur du groupe C14

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31 décembre 2025

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En novembre dernier, le journaliste Paul Moreira avait reposté un tweet de l’historienne ukrainienne Marta Havryshko [1] dans lequel on pouvait lire :

« ‼️Chatham House Legitimizes Ukraine’s Neo-Nazis

Recently Chatham House — one of the world’s most influential think tanks — chose to give a platform to Yevhen Karas, a figure long associated with white-supremacist, racist, antisemitic and homophobic rhetoric and far-right violence in Ukraine.

His unit, the “Raid” regiment, includes a battalion named “Nachtigall,” echoing the 1941 Nazi-collaborationist formation implicated in anti-Jewish pogroms in Ukraine during the summer of that year.
Karas is also known as the founder of the neo-Nazi group C14, whose members were implicated in the stabbing of my friend in Kyiv. Also, C14 perpetrated anti-Roma pogrom in Kyiv.
One of Karas’ subordinates, Davyd Pshenychnyi, was filmed participating in the violent takeover of St. Michael’s Church, brandishing a firearm while threatening civilians, including elderly women.

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If individuals like Karas are held up as representatives of Ukraine’s “military elite,” then the country is being pushed toward a future defined by war, ruin, and systemic violence.

And it is being done with the tacit blessing of Western institutions that legitimize figures like Karas. »

Le 26 décembre, sur le site de la présidence ukrainienne [4], une publication a indiqué que « The Head of State also presented the “Cross of Military Merit” awards. The recipients were : (…) Major Yevhen Karas. Commander of the 413th Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment ».

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Volodymyr Zelensky et le néonazi Yevhen Karas

Ivan Katchanovski, ukrainien et canadien, qui enseigne à l’École d’études politiques de l’Université d’Ottawa, a répondu positivement sur X au paragraphe suivant :

“The design of the award is based on the historical Cross of Combat Merit of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and the Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council. The award design was developed by UPA artist Nil Khasevych. The Cross of Military Merit award of the President of Ukraine was established by the Decree of Zelenskyy on May 2022.”

Il a rajouté que “Khasevych was Nazi collaborator. He was appointed as judge in Rivne Region during Nazi occupation and enforced Nazi policies. I saw his decisions punishing ordinary Ukrainians in Rivne State Archive.”

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Les commandants historiques de l’UPA, organisation ayant participé à l’extermination des Juifs en Ukraine et au massacre de Polonais, furent Stepan Bandera et Roman Choukhevytch.

Zelensky avait déclaré en avril 2019 : “Stepan Bandera is a hero for a certain part of Ukrainians, and this is a normal and cool thing. He was one of those who defended the freedom of Ukraine”.

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En novembre dernier, le journaliste Paul Moreira avait reposté un tweet de l’historienne ukrainienne Marta Havryshko [1] dans lequel on pouvait lire :

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« ‼️Chatham House Legitimizes Ukraine’s Neo-Nazis

Recently Chatham House — one of the world’s most influential think tanks — chose to give a platform to Yevhen Karas, a figure long associated with white-supremacist, racist, antisemitic and homophobic rhetoric and far-right violence in Ukraine.

His unit, the “Raid” regiment, includes a battalion named “Nachtigall,” echoing the 1941 Nazi-collaborationist formation implicated in anti-Jewish pogroms in Ukraine during the summer of that year. Karas is also known as the founder of the neo-Nazi group C14, whose members were implicated in the stabbing of my friend in Kyiv. Also, C14 perpetrated anti-Roma pogrom in Kyiv. One of Karas’ subordinates, Davyd Pshenychnyi, was filmed participating in the violent takeover of St. Michael’s Church, brandishing a firearm while threatening civilians, including elderly women.

…

If individuals like Karas are held up as representatives of Ukraine’s “military elite,” then the country is being pushed toward a future defined by war, ruin, and systemic violence.

And it is being done with the tacit blessing of Western institutions that legitimize figures like Karas. »

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Ivan Katchanovski, ukrainien et canadien, qui enseigne à l’École d’études politiques de l’Université d’Ottawa, a répondu positivement sur X au paragraphe suivant :

“The design of the award is based on the historical Cross of Combat Merit of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and the Ukrainian Supreme Liberation Council. The award design was developed by UPA artist Nil Khasevych. The Cross of Military Merit award of the President of Ukraine was established by the Decree of Zelenskyy on May 2022.”

Les commandants historiques de l’UPA, organisation ayant participé à l’extermination des Juifs en Ukraine et au massacre de Polonais, furent Stepan Bandera et Roman Choukhevytch.

Zelensky avait déclaré en avril 2019 : “Stepan Bandera is a hero for a certain part of Ukrainians, and this is a normal and cool thing. He was one of those who defended the freedom of Ukraine”.

Une vidéo de la cérémonie du 26 décembre 2025 est présente sur la chaîne YouTube officielle de la présidence ukrainienne [5].

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Volodymyr Zelensky décore le néonazi Yevhen Karas,
fondateur du groupe C14

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Yevhen Karas, au centre, faisant le salut nazi

SCANDALEUX !

J.G.

Voir en ligne : Ukraine : les masques de la révolution. Un film de Paul Moreira.

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[1] D^r. Marta Havryshko holds a PhD in History from the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv (Ukraine). Her research interests are primarily focused on sexual violence during World War II and the Holocaust, women’s history, feminism, and nationalism.

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