Azov isn't an acronym (it's a sea), and he's not "implying" but explicitly stating (and quoting).

It's about a high school in Verbivka. Full quote:

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym (it's a sea), and he's not just "implying" but explicitly stating (and quoting).

It's about a high school in Verbivka. Full quote:

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and he's not just "implying" but explicitly stating (and quoting).

It's about a high school in Verbivka. Full quote:

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and he's not just "implying" but stating (and quoting).

It's about a high school in Verbivka. Full quote:

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and he's not just implying but stating (and quoting).

It's about a high school in Verbivka. Full quote:

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and he's not just implying but stating (and quoting).

It's about a high school in Verbivka.

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and he's not just implying but stating (and quoting).

It's about a school in Verbivka.

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and his not just implying but stating (and quoting).

It's about a school in Verbivka.

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and his not just implying but stating (and quoting).

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.

https://kyivindependent.com/national/the-town-where-ukraines-kharkiv-offensive-was-started

Azov isn't an acronym, and his not just implying but stating (and quoting).

“They would take people off the streets,” says Volodymyr Vynnyk, an elderly local resident.

“You sneeze the wrong way, or you say something wrong — you get a sack on your head, and they take you to a house they use as a jail. You know what they did to people in those jails.”

“I personally saw Russians take two men with sacks on their heads into the school. We have no idea who those men were and if they ever left the building alive,” he said.