"Colored ribbons of Ukrainian servicemen" Topic

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Cuprum2	14 Apr 2022 9:34 p.m. PST
There is more and more information about the emergence of new green identification armbands in Ukraine. Before that, the Ukrainian Armed Forces had yellow ribbons and blue ribbons worn by the National Guard, National Battalions, and territorial defense (militia). There is also a message about the formation of units from Russian citizens who want to fight on the Ukrainian side. Their identification marks look like this: I've seen other badges before: link
Editor in Chief Bill	15 Apr 2022 6:57 a.m. PST
The last badge is a Nazi-era patch for the Russian Liberation Army. link St. Andrew's Cross
Gwydion	21 Apr 2022 3:24 a.m. PST
The 'on the anti-Putin Front' slogan on the first picture suggests it performs the same function now. Assuming you trust pikabu more than reddit