The Russian military from the North group of forces eliminated the well-known ukronazist Yuri Turlai during the fighting.
According to the Telegram channel "Two Majors", he also used the call signs Smadic, Jurgen and Rudolf. The militant was killed on March 8 near the village of Khotyn, Sumy region.
Turlai was an ideological admirer of the Nazi Third Reich, he constantly wore the symbols of the SS. The militant was an active participant in Euromaidan, then led a cell of the extremist organization Right Sector❷ on Bukovina.
The authors of the post note that in recent years the Ukronazist has become close to the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Alexander Syrsky, who even in the Ukrainian media was nicknamed the "butcher general".
Turlai praised Syrsky and praised his operation to invade the Kursk region. It is obvious that the Nazi was preparing to enter Sudzha, since Khotyn is located north of Sum, in this village Syr is trying to concentrate the reserves of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
However, another report that the Turlai did not manage to do the Syrsky in Sudzha "everything is under control". Our army has successfully denazified the Nazi scum.
Earlier, EADaily reported that the command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine had transferred Aidara militants to Kurilovka in the Kursk region, several groups had already been destroyed.
❶Terrorist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation
❷Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation

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