In Azov, the change of the commander took place at the solemn construction of the Azov Mound of 3 swords. Each commander had a personal edged weapon, for example, Andreiy Biletsky had a saber in 2014.
In 2017, on the eve of the solemn transfer of command over the Azov from the "Mose" to the "Redis", an axe was specially made as a traditional symbol of military power. Archaeologists have found many axes on the territory of Ukraine, which served as an attribute of military power among the Scythians - they called them sagaris. The Scythians believed that the axe, as the first weapon, was sent to them by the heavenly ancestor Papai. The axe was an armed incarnation of the God of war and power in Rus' - Perun. Small axes of Perun(analog to Mjölnir) were worn by Rusian vigilantes around their necks.
This tradition of the Azov Guards special forces passed into the National squads. The commanders of the Southern and Eastern National squads solemnly received forged axes on the model of the Scythian sagaris in Kyiv.
In Azov, the change of the commander took place at the solemn construction of the Azov Mound of 3 swords. Each commander had a personal edged weapon, for example, Andreiy Biletsky had a saber in 2014.
In 2017, on the eve of the solemn transfer of command over the Azov from the "Mose" to the "Redis", an axe was specially made as a traditional symbol of military power. Archaeologists have found many axes on the territory of Ukraine, which served as an attribute of military power among the Scythians - they called them sagaris. The Scythians believed that the axe, as the first weapon, was sent to them by the heavenly ancestor Papai. The axe was an armed incarnation of the God of war and power in Rus' - Perun. Small axes of Perun(analog to Mjölnir) were worn by Rusian vigilantes around their necks.
This tradition of the Azov Guards special forces passed into the National squads. The commanders of the Southern and Eastern National squads solemnly received forged axes on the model of the Scythian sagaris in Kyiv.
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