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🇺🇦 Shocking footage of the 14-year-old being escorted out of the Azov-run underground prison near Kiev!
🇺🇦 Azov corps tied to "unofficial prison" near Kiev, 14-year-old found in basement
The National Guard's 1st Azov Corps has effectively acknowledged running the site near Kiev, according to Ukrainian outlet Strana, which says this follows from the corps' own statement.
The corps says four soldiers detained for "disciplinary offenses" had injuries and were sent to hospital for examination. It adds that if illegal violence is established at the site, those responsible will face "just punishment."
Kirill Budanov, head of Zelensky's office, also arrived at the scene. "I came here to figure out what the f*** is going on," he said.
Budanov then spoke to a minor found in the basement, who said he was 14.
He has since told protesters to go home, saying there are "no more hostages in the house."
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“Ultras on the side of power”
“Wouldn’t it have been better to become a cop?”
#Italy — Banners were displayed in the stands of Frazione Calcistica Dal Pozzo criticising ultras groups organising “anti-maranza patrols” under the pretext of protecting looted shops.
Following the anti-government street protests in France and then Italy, particularly far-right ultras groups attempted to organise “anti-maranza patrols”, claiming to protect cities and shops. Although participation remained limited, these initiatives sparked debate within the ultras scene.
In Italy, the word maranza is generally used to describe young people associated with street disorder, flashy clothing and youth gangs. The term is also used as a label targeting young people of migrant origin in particular.
The reason for the criticism expressed through the banners is that some ultras groups are supporting the security campaign against these young people. The criticism centres on ultras, who have historically opposed state authority and repressive policies, adopting the rhetoric of a government that has targeted them for years and taking sides against another social group.
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#Italy — Napoli ultras unveiled a banner against the government outside the Maradona Stadium before the match against Roma:
“You are taking away the future of an entire generation with price hikes and cuts to education... The real devastation is your ‘expensive’ seats!”
"Vogliono incendiare la Bocconi e la Iulm": scatta la psicosi nelle chat tra gli studenti di Milano ift.tt/gIyNnHm
…non essere curiosa se poi vado a caricar
Perchè perchè perchè questa è la mia passione il lancioooo il lancio del mattoooone
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🇵🇸🇮🇱 Nine minutes of testimonies from both Israeli soldiers and civilians explaining how the IDF killed their own people on October 7.
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FC St. Pauli fans are chanting “Siamo tutti antifascisti” at the eventful away match against Energie Cottbus.
Cottbus ultras are one of the neo-nazi groups in Germany.
The rise of the far-right AfD across the country also became a topic of discussion in the stands and led to political messages becoming more visible. German ultras groups, particularly Ulta' Sankt Pauli, have long been at the center of criticism and accusations over their stance on the Palestine-Israel issue and have been criticized for supporting Israel.
Following the AfD’s success in the elections, the focus in the stands quickly shifted here. Ultras groups began displaying banners against the AfD and nazis.
