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A neo-Nazi group of Ukrainians is preparing to attack with bullets "filled with pork fat" against Muslim militants, according to the Russian network Russia Today.
"After being infected with pork fat, Chechen 'orcs' will not go to heaven," the Ukrainian National Guard claims in a xenophobic message via Twitter / @ng_ukraine.
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According to the Russian agency, Ukraine's National Guard sparked outrage yesterday by releasing a raw video footage targeting Muslim militants. Twitter called the message "hate content."
The video shows a soldier dipping the bullets in pork fat before placing them in a magazine.
With this move, the man, who allegedly belongs to the far-right nationalist Azov battalion, is threatening religious Muslims involved in the Russian military offensive in Ukraine, according to Russia Today.
It is worth noting that, pork is considered dirty and forbidden in Islam, so Muslims killed by fat-filled bullets will not be able to go to heaven.
As the Russian network RussiaToday reports, the soldier depicted in the video wearing a balaclava to hide his face can be heard saying: "Friends of Muslims, you will not be allowed paradise in our country."
According to the disputed video, the threat was directed at Kadyrov's "orcs."
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov announced the participation of troops in the Russian offensive against Ukraine, posting a video of his men on social media, praising their contribution and calling on Ukrainians to surrender.
It should be noted that, the use of bullets "with pork fat" as a threat to Muslims is not a Ukrainian invention. An Idaho-based company made headlines in 2013 by offering this type of ammunition to Americans fighting Islamic terrorists.
Source: Proto Thema
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