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Revision as of 09:45, 17 October 2022
Ajaki Nationalist Initiative Националистическая инициатива Аджаки | |
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| Abbreviation | NIA |
| Leader | Maxim Buntafed |
| General Secretary | Boris Vasil |
| Founder | Natalia Vasil |
| Banned | 30 January 2022 |
| Merger of | All-Ajaki Fascist Party, Christian Army, Destiny, United Ajaks, National Unity |
| Headquarters | Vladimirgrad, Ajakanistan |
| Youth wing | Proud Ajaki Youth |
| Trade union | Christian Workers Union |
| Ideology | Ajaki nationalism Ultranationalism Neo-fascism Cherzophobia Right-wing populism Catholic nationalism |
| Political position | Far-Right |
| Religion | Ajaki Catholic Church (disputed) |
| International affiliation | International Patriotic League |
| Colors | Black and Red , Brown (customary) |
| Free Council of Ajakanistan | 15 / 103
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The Nationalist Initiative (slavic:Националистическая инициатива) officialy the Ajaki Nationalist Iniative (slavic:Националистическая инициатива Аджаки) commonly abbreviated as NIA is a Ultranationalist and Right-wing populist underground political party in Ajakanistan.
