Investigation of the criminal case of six participants is completed extremist organization Misanthropic Division ("Misanthropic Division").
IN March 2017, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation completed the investigation of the criminal case of the participants extremist organization Misanthropic Division ("Misanthropic division"). There are six people involved in the case.
In the case in particular passing - Kirill Khalepo, Viktor Pekhterev and Vitaly Tsaruk. To all of them charged under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (excitation hatred or enmity), Khalepo was additionally charged with Article 205.2 (calls for terrorist activities). Pekhterev and Tsaruka were brought to Moscow in the summer of 2016 from Rostov-on-Don and Arkhangelsk.
23 year old Kirill Khalepo, who worked as a prosthesis mechanic in Moscow, according to case file, was the administrator of the Misanthropic Division in the Internet. He reposted the NA manual on the tactics of guerrilla warfare on his page, led under the pseudonym Adam Jihadov. The defendant pleaded guilty partially.
In July 2016, a criminal case against the leader of the Misanthropic Division, a citizen Belarus Dmitry Pavlov. Members of the organization are charged with Part 2 of Article 205.2 (public calls for implementation terrorist activity or public justification of terrorism), part 2 Article 280 (public calls for extremist activities), Parts 1 and 2 of Article 282.1 (creation and organization of the activities of an extremist communities), parts 1 and 2 of article 282.2 (creation and organization of activities extremist organization), paragraph "c" part 2 of Art. 282 (excitement national hatred or enmity), Part 3, Art. 354.1 of the Criminal Code (rehabilitation Nazism).
Recall that Misanthropic Division is a group of radical pagan neo-Nazis, which gained notoriety amid the events on South-East of Ukraine and supports the current Kyiv authorities.
Filed by the investigation, in October 2013, Pavlov created Misanthropic Division. (The organization was recognized as extremist and banned on the territory of the Russian Federation by the decision of the Krasnoyarsk Regional Court on 07/17/2015).
By according to Ukraine, the movement was created by local football fans with neo-Nazi views in Kharkov. According to one version, Dmitry Pavlov - "this is someone Dima, nicknamed Misanthropic Ftihrer (Fuhrer)", who died in battles near Novoazovsk in August 2014.
According to the TFR, speech is about another person, and Pavlov's nickname is not "Fuhrer", but "Basutchik". A Dmitry Pavlov is now hiding in Germany.
Misanthropic Division activists called the goal of their activity fight for "white Europe". The ideology of Misanthropic Division is synthesis Germanic (Scandinavian) neo-paganism, Slavic neo-paganism and neo-Nazi ideology. Agitators of the movement talk about the "higher destiny" of the white race and that its best representatives should "break the system". On the social media page of the movement reported that the leaders of the neo-Nazi groupings Misanthropic Division were Sergey (People Hater), Sasha (Sharp Knife) and Dima (Misanthropic Fuhrer). At the moment Creation group consisted of 14 people.
With the start of events in Ukraine, the activities of Misanthropic Division acquired an international character, community cells appeared in 19 states, including Belarus, Ukraine, Germany, France, Poland, Great Britain. Allegedly the movement had connections with "Swiss neo-Nazis." " Groups from the cantons of Geneva, Vaud, Valais and St. Gallen send money and supplies to the front. Autumn in Switzerland founded the right-wing radical organization Misantrophic division. Her fans revere Hitler's Waffen-SS, many of them convicted criminals ," wrote Tages-Anzeiger.
According to the website of the RF IC, " Pavlov and his associates on social media promoted racist and neo-Nazi views, publicly called for terrorist and extremist activities, incited hatred and hostility to a number of nationalities, disrespectfully spoke publicly about the days of the military glory and memorable dates of Russia associated with the defense of the Fatherland .
Members of the organization recruited people in Russia to participate in military actions. First of all, as part of the Azov battalion.
In early 2016, Misanthropic Division announced that it would cease activities, but in August announced its revival. (" We're not going anywhere. left, we just took off our bombers and put on our jackets ," the organization's page on the social network says. headed by one of its former leaders, Sergei Linnik, who fought in Battalion "Azov".
There are now several autonomous organizations and cells behind the Misanthropic Division brand.
After the murder of one of the commanders of the DPR, Arsen Pavlov (Motorola), a video message appeared on the Internet claiming responsibility for that. They positioned themselves as members of the Misanthropic Division. IN organizations said that the murder had something else to do nationalist movement - Phoenix.
in Donetsk Suspects were later detained in the murder of Motorola. During interrogation Alexander Nikolaychuk from Donetsk reported: “In late 2015, organized a local Misanthropic cell Division... I contacted the organizer of the Kyiv cell to find out whether there are its representatives in Donetsk. Supporters tried to find through social networks". Another detainee, 20-year-old Ernest Popov, said that was a member of the ultra movement. After the start of the war, he joined the battalion "Azov" in Kyiv. After training in the camp, he received the task to join cell in Donetsk. According to him, members of "Azov" trained in specialized camp near Kyiv.
It should be noted that a number of members of the "Misanthropic Division" in Russia have already been convicted of committing extremist crimes, some are defendants in criminal cases. In Magnitogorsk, the court sentenced to 120 hours of compulsory work Magnitogorsk college student, football fan and member of the Misanthropic Division. In August, 20-year-old Nikita Skvortsov received a year's probation in Ivanovo for making racist incitements.
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