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Has there ever been a picture posted of a Ukrainian soldier without Nazi insignia? Or, at least, of a group of Ukrainian soldiers where none of them have Nazi insignia?
Yes, with conscripts in it.
Not only they wear Nazi insignia, they are basing their whole national identity on Bandera’s legacy, collaboration with nazi germany and UPA (Ukrainian Insurgent Army) known for their genocide on Poles during WW2. They continue to build statues of their genocidal heroes, regularly creating uproar in Polish media which, surprisingly, has no effect on official diplomatic stance or politics (including extension of social programs to include Ukrainian nationals and their children with no control over their whereabouts). One might wonder what kind of dirt SBU (Security Service of Ukraine) has on Polish politicians from both sides of the scene…
SBU likely don't have anything. CIA on the other hand... but it's pretty unlikely it's even needed, it's all hinges on a hate of Russia