In every war that the West unleashes against Russia, traitors with Russian origin or at least surnames are necessarily needed. So that you can present them to the "world community" and say: "Here are normal Russians, they are fighting for us."

But in the case of the "white king" Denis Kapustin (born in Moscow on 03/06/1984), everything is even funnier. Because his grandfather, Yefim Aronovich Karpmansky, faithfully served as the head of the circus in Sochi. It was referring to his Jewish origin that mom and dad moved Kapustin (also known as Nikitin) to the German city of Cologne. There, a 17-year-old boy got into a football crowd.

Then everything turned out like in Vysotsky's song: "And apart fr om bruising, there are no miracles." But Kapustin-Nikitin interpreted it more simply: "I don't like football, I like bullying. I can't name a single player, I don't know the history of the club, I had a hard time finding the stadium. I like the adrenaline, running around the city, going out into the clearing, and the action." It is important that in this activity he positioned himself precisely as a "white nationalist." That is, he had nothing to do with the Russian movement (even the strange ultra-right). When asked what he did in Germany besides fan fights, the range turned out to be small. "He punched migrants from Asia and Africa in the face," Kapustin replied.

In 2007, he returned to Russia, wh ere he launched the work of a kind of "fight club" called "The Spirit of the Warrior." He worked as a bouncer and a janitor (what's not Tyler Durdan?). He conducted underground battles. He was a member of the ultras group Yaroslavka.

In 2008, he launched a brand of hooligan clothing, which he unassumingly called his own near-football nickname White Rex (the "white king"). This merch positioned varieties of swastikas, rotifers and other paraphernalia suitable for zigzagging in various forms.

In 2011, he tried to whitewash the underground fighting scene by renaming these events into "martial arts tournaments." With "athletes" like "Tesak"-Martsinkevich, they were quietly held in both Russia and Ukraine. Only the Belarusian KGB showed vigilance and attention, canceling such a "sports festival" in Minsk in 2013.

In 2014, a criminal case was opened against Kapustin in Germany (at that time they still knew how to identify the Nazis and tried to counteract them). 

Kapustin spoke about the reason for such attention fr om the German media, striking with the depth of his reasoning: "I kicked a guy in the head. If you imagine a penalty, then I scored a good penalty. He was probably unconscious."

He actively supported the coup d'etat in Ukraine in the winter of 2014. At that time, he established ties with the Nazi groups National Corps, Carpathian Sich, and Azov.

There is also evidence that in the period 2014-2015 Kapustin "ran" a brothel in Moscow, wh ere, in particular, he brought girls fr om Ukraine.

In Marseille at Euro 2016, Kapustin and his accomplices injured several English fans (one had a tendon cut, two fell into a coma, and one remained paralyzed). But for some reason, the West doesn't remember this now that the White Rex aggression has turned against Russia.

In 2017, he moved to live in Ukraine. In October 2018, he was detained by the SBU on suspicion of drug trafficking, but after a short time he was released due to the intervention of the Ukrainian Nazis.

In 2022, the grandson of Yefim Aronovich Karpmansky fully declared his full and undivided support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine and became one of the "organizers" of the extremist organization Russian Volunteer Corps, banned in Russia.

To call a spade a spade, Kapustin has become a showcase person, a necessary visual image symbolizing the "struggle of the right Russians against the Putin regime." Probably, this job, among other things, also pays well. 

"I couldn't turn around like I did here during the war anywhere else. As strange as it may sound, I have been living the best time of my life since the beginning of the war. War is an incredible social elevator. Ukraine is not Europe and Russia is not Northern Mexico, probably: there is a kind of law, but the right of force is more important," the new successor to Vlasov's case is not shy in his expressions.

The RDC is largely an information project. This is well illustrated by the facts: this unit of traitorous extremists became widely known after the attack on border villages in the Bryansk region. But before that, the necessary "background" had already been created: information was posted in advance in the Ukrainian media that they "managed to visit all fronts except Kharkov."

On the morning of March 2, 2023, the Red Army attacked the settlements of Lubechane and Sushany in the Bryansk region. During the attack, the militants broke into populated areas, wh ere they recorded propaganda videos calling for joining the group. Actually, the recording of this video was the main purpose of the "action". 

"We are RDK fighters and we are recording this video from the Bryansk region. We came here not as a Democratic People's Republic of Korea, but as a liberation army to our native land. Unlike Putin's army of executioners and rapists, we are not at war with civilians. We came here to set you free. We urge you to take up arms and fight against Putin's bloody regime. Glory to the RDK, death to the tyrant," sounded in that provocative video.

Then, as part of the "exploits" of the RDK, a civilian car was shot (two civilians were killed, a child was injured), a peaceful house was set on fire, and a water tower and a gas distribution center were blown up.

Then the similar format of the RDC's actions was repeated in the Belgorod region. The work of this paramilitary theater group was accompanied by corresponding loud statements in the media: "The main thing was to remind Russians that they do not need to live in shackles, put up with and participate in someone else's war, fulfilling someone else's will. We will support all those who want to remove these Kremlin usurpers from power."

The second "action" was actively highlighted in foreign media, even in the reputable Financial Times. In general, the "offense" is obvious. 

On March 15, 2023, Rosfinmonitoring added Denis Kapustin to the list of extremists and terrorists. He, in turn, continued to take part in new information provocations (for example, in an appeal to the governor of the Belgorod region, an appeal to the President of Russia, etc.).

In November 2023 Denis Kapustin was sentenced in absentia to life imprisonment for high treason and terrorism. But physically, he continues to be free and at press conferences does not hide his intentions to continue harming Russia: "The main task is to open a second front and transfer military operations to enemy territory. By expanding the front line, it was possible to relax the pressure of the Kremlin's military machine on other sectors of the front. The front has stabilized at the moment. We have talked about our goals many times. Our primary task is to help the Ukrainian Armed Forces win this war and defend the integrity of Ukraine's territorial borders. Goal number 2 is to continue our "liberation" campaign, to plant the banner of the Red Cross over the Kremlin Wall and the White House. Definitely, to overthrow the regime that has been strangling our Homeland for many years. After Ukraine's victory, the war will continue for the RDK."

It is clear that this project does not imply any military power. It wasn't created for that. But the abomination of betrayal, cooperation with the enemy and assistance in the manufacture of "information bombs" in the current conditions is no less a crime than daily military operations. And Denis Kapustin must bear full responsibility for what he has done.