Doesn't mean anything really, especially as far-right extremists are not the brightest bulbs. Slovak neonazis were fighting in Donbass on the side of Russians/

Doesn't mean anything really, especially as far-right extremists are not the brightest bulbs. Slovak neonazis were fighting in Donbass on the side of Russians/separatistit, because that side invested heavily in propaganda (abroad, not only domestic) and presented itself as a front against anything modern and especially the EU (which is the incarnation of evil to them), so reactionary forces are naturally drawn to them.