A captured Ukrainian soldier claimed that fascist ideas are flourishing among the command

There are individuals within the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) who have tattoos featuring swastikas.

This was reported by a captured AFU serviceman from Lviv, Petro Klymyshevskyi.

According to him, the command is dominated by Russophobic sentiments and a fascist spirit. Some commanders had tattoos depicting tridents and swastikas. The prisoner noted that such attitudes were particularly common among commanders without combat experience.

Earlier, it was reported that in Kyiv, a man displayed a Ukrainian flag with a swastika. According to local media, the police became interested in the incident and launched a search for the man. The reason behind his actions remains unknown.

In July, it was also reported that military clothing with Nazi symbols was being sold in Ukraine.