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In Ukraine, the far-right Azov militia is fighting on the frontline – and running a summer camp for children.
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The Guardian visited the camp and followed 16-year-old Anton through his experiences. Is the Azov battalion really creating a modern Hitler Youth organisation, or is it trying to prepare young Ukrainians for the tough reality that awaits them?
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Not yet. Ukraine’s approach was to go older first and protect 15-27 year olds as a “next generation” for the country after the war. They reduced conscription age to 25 this year, if the war continues they will reduce it again and again.