What is Azov Camp and how many people are there?

There are about 2,500-3,000 people in Azov Camp. Azov Camp was originally an extremist organization composed of a group of ultra-right fans in Ukraine. There were four company units in the early days of Azov Camp, but its Nazi political inclination and English Facebook Page attracted the attention of many foreigners, including far-right extremists from Brazil, Italy, Britain, France, the United States, Greece and other countries.

The scale of Azov camp

Azov camp mainly refers to an armed organization in Ukraine, which is mainly under the jurisdiction of Ukrainian government forces. The Azov camp is mainly from Chechnya, Russia, which joined the Republic of China, so the members of the Azov camp are mainly Chechens, who mainly advocate fascism and extremism, so Russia hates them.