MYTH 1:
Azov Brigade fighters share xenophobic, racist and sexist views
MYTH 2:
Azov Brigade fighters have anti-Semitic views
MYTH 3:
Since 2014, fighters of the Azov Brigade have been persecuting russian-speaking civilians in the occupied territories of Donetsk and Luhansk regions
MYTH 4:
The symbol of the Azov Brigade has neo-Nazi implications
MYTH 5:
Neo-Nazis serve in Azov
MYTH 6:
Azov fighters get tattoos with runes because they are Nazis
MYTH 7:
Azov is recognized as a terrorist organization in the Western world