A far-right terrorist organization, the Base, with suspected Russian ties, has claimed responsibility for the assassination of a Ukrainian intelligence officer in Kyiv. The group, which has been offering money for attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure, made the claim via a Telegram channel. Ukrainian authorities have stated that they killed the two suspects who were instructed by Russian special services to carry out the assassination. The Base’s activities in Ukraine have escalated recently, with the group now endorsing or commissioning treasonous murders and threatening further attacks.
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Despite a previous FBI crackdown, the neo-Nazi terrorist organization, The Base, is expanding its activities in the US and planning a national paramilitary training event. Fueled by a perceived lack of federal law enforcement attention under a less interventionist administration, the group is openly soliciting funds and boasting about its growing presence. The Base’s activities extend internationally, including operations in Ukraine, highlighting a significant resurgence and a willingness to openly defy authorities. Experts warn that even a small training event signifies a concerning escalation in the group’s operational capabilities and public defiance. The FBI’s response focuses on criminal activity rather than group membership, leaving The Base relatively unchecked in its expansion.
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Allegations from purported former members of the neo-Nazi terrorist organization, the Base, accuse its Russian and American leader, Rinaldo Nazzaro, of being a Kremlin spy. This claim casts new light on the Base’s recent sabotage and assassination missions in Ukraine, seemingly aimed at undermining the Zelenskyy government. The former members cite suspicious behavior, including Nazzaro’s fluency in Russian and frequent travel to Russia, as evidence of his alleged ties to the FSB. Furthermore, the Base’s Ukraine operations, including paid assassinations and attacks on infrastructure, are described as a significantly large-scale Russian intelligence operation bolstered by a bought bot army on Telegram. Nazzaro’s use of Russian digital infrastructure for communications and his past appearance on Russian state television, despite denials, further support these allegations.
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John Q. Hosedrinker