The History of Terrorism
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Andriy Biletsky
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1991-2000 and 2014-Today National Guard of Ukraine (NGU)
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1996-2014 He (Biletsky) took the leadership of the neo-Nazi organization Patriot of Ukraine (Patriot Ukrainy) (1996-2014), which became a paramilitary wing of theSocial-National Assembly (SNA).
2005-2014 Patriot of Ukraine
2008-2015 Social National Assembly (Ukraine) (S.N.A.)
2014 When in April 2014 Minister of Internal Affairs Arsen Avakov authorized the creation of civil paramilitary units to help a weak Ukrainian army fight against secessionism in the Donbas region, the Asov Battalion was officially formed, ...
2015-2018 According to Andriy Biletsky, the first commander of the Azov battalion, a civil paramilitary unit created in the wake of the Euromaidan, Zvarych was head of the headquarters of the Azov Central Committee in 2015 and supported the Azov...
2016 In 2016, Biletsky created the Intermarium Support Group (ISG), introducing the concept to potential comrades-in-arms from the Baltic-Black Sea region.
2016-Today Intermarium Support Group (ISG)
2016-Today National Corps
2019 BI - Croatia Key to Ukrainian Far-Right's International Ambitions
2022 The Grayzone - How Ukraine's Jewish president Zelensky made peace with neo-Nazi paramilitaries on front lines of war with Russia
Biletsky has made the Intermarium concept part of the 'official geopolitical doctrine' of the National Corps.
This is the case, for instance, of Andriy Biletsky (1979), a Ukrainian member of parliament, lieutenant colonel of the police, and university instructor. From his youth, Biletsky was active in neo-Nazi circles.