Meet Oleh Medunytsia, OUN-B’s first Leader from Ukraine in over 20 years

In late 2019, Oleh Medunytsia traveled to Argentina to promote the Capitulation Resistance Movement, as if reviving the role he played over five years earlier with his Euromaidan fundraising trip. Medunytsia met with members of the OUN-B affiliated Ukrainian Cultural Association in Buenos Aires. He also visited the impressive grave of an OUN assassin who made Stepan Bandera famous by gunning down the Interior Minister of Poland in 1934, and was later feared by Washington to be on a German mission to assassinate President Roosevelt in 1941. Oleh Medunytsia, wearing a CYM t-shirt, appears to have left flowers on the grave, and a banner “from the Leadership of OUN.” More recently, a couple weeks before the 15th Grand Assembly, Medunytsia mourned an “ideological fighter against imperialism” — a French mercenary and former recruiter for the Azov Battalion who allegedly died of alcoholism in Croatia.