Australian Zaky Mallah, the first person charged with terrorism in Australia, is hoping to be signed up to fight with a Ukrainian military unit which is recruiting Australians. The Asov Battalion - which Sydney man Mr Mallah, who was jailed in maximum security for two years before being acquitted of terrorism charges, has applied to join - has set up a Facebook page in its recruitment drive for men to join for a minimum two months. The battalion describes itself as a military wing of the Ukrainian Government and is open to 'all foreign volunteers' to join a revolution 'This is a revolution for idealists... You will get over here and will find only problems, war, adventure, maybe death, serious wounds, but for sure also great memories and friends for a lifetime,' the revolution's call to arms poster reads.
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Zaky Mallah, 30, of Sydney, hopes to go to Ukraine and fight against the Russians
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Mallah was accused of terrorism charges as a teenager, but found innocent
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He travelled to Syria in 2012 to fight with the Free Syrian Army rebels
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He has answered a recruitment drive by the Ukrainian Asov Revotution for Australian and foreign volunteers
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Mallah, a teenage friend of ISIS convert Khaled Sharrouf said Sharrouf is ignorant and fighting with a 'barbaric cult'
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He hopes to go to Kiev as soon as possible and bring down the Russian troops occupying Ukraine
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The Asov revolution is 'for idealists ... You will find only problems, war, adventure, maybe death, serious wounds, but for sure also great memories'
'It's a revolution and I'd like to join in and kick some @placeholder a**e, but I want to contribute something useful and go to the front line and help with providing food, cleaning military or humanitarian aid, doing security checks, whatever is required.'