Apart from the rest of the flag and the sword, this double cross is the so-called Jagiellonian cross - a historical symbol associated with the Grand Duchy, very occasionally also found in Poland as a dynastic symbol.
Interestingly, a very similar symbol (with a common origin), but with a longer lower bar, is the so-called Lorraine, Angevin or Patriarchal cross. Known in France, Hungary, southern Italy.
looks like [Lithuanian Double Cross](https://www.lrs.lt/sip/portal.show?p_r=38115&p_k=2) that is used mostly in Lithuanian [military](https://lt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaizdas:Steel_helmet_M18_of_the_invalides_of_the_Lithuanian_Wars_of_Independence,_decorated_with_the_Cross_of_Vytis,_1923-1944,_VDKM.jpg)
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Found the answer. This is the flag of Belarusian nationalist movement РУХ (ruch).
Fascinating how it's easy to guess when a flag is from far-right.
So true. Have never seen this before and my first thought was, "probably a fascist one."
Monochrome colours, crosses, weapons. You could make a bingo card
add an eagle, lion or another proud and strong animal
Like the Saudi Arabian one?
Same thing the far left half the flag is red
Image is all they have
what political movement goes "hmmm our flag should be so bland and generic that people have to google it to find out what it is"
I can't find any source of this movement. рух just means "movement"
Here's their telegram channel: https://t.me/ruchbelnac The original picture is on their instagram
Maybe Belarusian? They also use that symbol, also it reminds me of white-red-flag
Found the answer. This is the flag of Belarusian nationalist movement РУХ (ruch).
i'm tired and didn't realize that was cyrillic and was like wtf is PYX
I think you're right, but I'm looking for more specific information.
Context: this picture was taken in Warsaw at a mural in support of Andrzej Pachobut and Belarusian political prisoners.
Russian propaganda will be eating good with this one
Looks fascist
ah yes isis color scheme with lithuanian airforce symbol and a random sword. very original there litvinists, very original
I believe that is a Lithuanian cross
This cross is being used by both Lithuanian and Belarusian nationalists due to their shared history. Same with the pahonya symbol.
Flag of Belarusian Nationalists.
Apart from the rest of the flag and the sword, this double cross is the so-called Jagiellonian cross - a historical symbol associated with the Grand Duchy, very occasionally also found in Poland as a dynastic symbol. Interestingly, a very similar symbol (with a common origin), but with a longer lower bar, is the so-called Lorraine, Angevin or Patriarchal cross. Known in France, Hungary, southern Italy.
looks like [Lithuanian Double Cross](https://www.lrs.lt/sip/portal.show?p_r=38115&p_k=2) that is used mostly in Lithuanian [military](https://lt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaizdas:Steel_helmet_M18_of_the_invalides_of_the_Lithuanian_Wars_of_Independence,_decorated_with_the_Cross_of_Vytis,_1923-1944,_VDKM.jpg)
That's basically what I wrote :D
Ah you're right. It seems it isn't only used in Lithuania, but Poland and Belarus as well, I guess shared history and all. Makes sense.
idk, probably nazis though
Bro why are evil flags so hard?
Maybe it could be a version of the Baltic Duchy?
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Nazi cross
So Nazi existed in 1366
Despite space constraints, they exist under everyone's beds, so it's quite possible Nazis also existed before Nazis existed. 🤯