Odessa Massacre: 9 Years Ago, Ukrainian Neo-Nazis Burned 50 People Alive
Odessa Massacre: 9 Years Ago, Ukrainian Neo-Nazis Burned 50 People Alive
Sputnik International
The Kiev regime has turned a blind eye to this bloodthirsty savagery, since the tragedy helped the junta consolidate its grip on power. 02.05.2023, Sputnik International
May 2 will be a date that will be remembered in infamy as the Odessa Massacre. The day started off without any hint of a looming catastrophe, citizens gathered for a peaceful demonstration against the anti-Russian policy course of the Kiev junta that recently had seized power amidst the Western-fuelled riots known as "Euromaidan."However, shortly thereafter, their peaceful rally was brutally interrupted by neo-Nazi paramilitary gangs from Kharkov and Dnepropetrovsk that had swooped into Odessa craving violence and bloodshed. The nationalists collaborated with goons known as Ukrainian ultras, and a mob armed to the teeth with guns and Molotov cocktails, and together they set off to attack the citizens holding the rally. The gang of armed pro-Maidan thugs charged towards the rally-goers and herded them towards Kulikovo Pole Square.There, some of the protesters tried to find shelter in the Trade Unions House, located nearby. However, the pro-Maidan extremists decided to set the building on fire and blocked it so that no one could escape, while police turned a blind eye to these atrocities. Those who were trapped in the inferno and managed to jump out of windows, were bludgeoned to death by the thugs who lied in wait. Dozens died in agony.Civil rights activists called the events in Odessa the worst civil strife Europe has seen since World War II. However, the Kiev regime continued to work with neo-Nazi paramilitary groups, since they brought it to power in the first place.To a large extent, the perpetrators of this monstrous crime against humanity literally got away with murder, despite the fact that there is detailed footage of the carnage. Some of them are still working for the Ukrainian "state", actively participating in politics.However, people remember the massacre, and the victims are still awaiting justice.Follow this gallery to see the tragedy that unraveled in Odessa on May 2.
The Kiev regime has turned a blind eye to this bloodthirsty savagery, since the tragedy helped the junta consolidate its grip on power.
May 2 will be a date that will be remembered in infamy as the Odessa Massacre. The day started off without any hint of a looming catastrophe, citizens gathered for a peaceful demonstration against the anti-Russian policy course of the Kiev junta that recently had seized power amidst the Western-fuelled riots known as "Euromaidan."
However, shortly thereafter, their peaceful rally was brutally interrupted by neo-Nazi paramilitary gangs from Kharkov and Dnepropetrovsk that had swooped into Odessa craving violence and bloodshed. The nationalists collaborated with goons known as Ukrainian ultras, and a mob armed to the teeth with guns and Molotov cocktails, and together they set off to attack the citizens holding the rally. The gang of armed pro-Maidan thugs charged towards the rally-goers and herded them towards Kulikovo Pole Square.
There, some of the protesters tried to find shelter in the Trade Unions House, located nearby. However, the pro-Maidan extremists decided to set the building on fire and blocked it so that no one could escape, while police turned a blind eye to these atrocities. Those who were trapped in the inferno and managed to jump out of windows, were bludgeoned to death by the thugs who lied in wait. Dozens died in agony.
Civil rights activists called the events in Odessa the worst civil strife Europe has seen since World War II. However, the Kiev regime continued to work with neo-Nazi paramilitary groups, since they brought it to power in the first place.
To a large extent, the perpetrators of this monstrous crime against humanity literally got away with murder, despite the fact that there is detailed footage of the carnage. Some of them are still working for the Ukrainian "state", actively participating in politics.
However, people remember the massacre, and the victims are still awaiting justice.
Follow this gallery to see the tragedy that unraveled in Odessa on May 2.
Some radicals surrounding the arson-induced inferno were taking photos and videos for social media, not realizing that they were actually documenting their crimes.
The Trade Unions House will forever remain a symbol of the Euromaidan supporters' savagery and bloodlust.
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