Shocking pictures from inside neo-Nazi military camp reveal recruits as young as SIX are being taught how to fire weapons (even though there's a ceasefire)

Preparation: Young boys prepare their guns at a military youth training camp run by the neo-Nazi brigade fighting pro-Russian separatists

Disturbing: The course, which lasts about one week, is organised by the ultra-Nationalist Azov brigade, which has been openly against the ceasefire agreed in February in Minsk 

Lessons: Children, many of whom have parents in the right-wing battalion, attend the court to learn about the military, self-defence and survival skills. The group's symbol is a black swastika on a yellow background

Volunteers: The children, known as 'Azovets', stay in tents before taking part in several different exercises reminiscent of a warzone 

Gearing up: One of the young girls at the summer camp, which lasts one week, learns how to load up a weapon during the course 

Knotted: Some of the group work with an instructor to learn how to tie a variety of knots in different length ropes

Leader: A young boy is picked out to demonstrate his gun-handling skills as a group of other young children watch on and learn

Studying: The children take part in imaginary drills which reflect real-life situations, including how to crouch down and spot the enemy

Right-wing: The camp comes under the command of Andriy Biletsky, who once admitted that the battalion 'do not like ceasefire at all'. The Azov men use the neo-Nazi Wolfsangel (Wolf’s Hook) symbol on their banner and several members are white supremacists or anti-Semites

Offensive: A group of young children learn how to hold a shooting pose before pointing their weapons towards an imaginary target 

On the mark: The group work with mock weapons and practise how to evade fire from the enemy during one of the sessions 

On the attack: A young boy holds a mock weapon and creeps behind a wooden fence as he takes part in drills at the summer camp

Bullseye: The young children are learning how to defend themselves, as the conflict continues around them. It has killed nearly 7,000

Fall in line: The children, most of whom don the required yellow uniform, walk across the camp, ready for a day of military action 

Coached: An incredibly young student eyes up the target during practice. He is helped by one of the military volunteers 

Crawling to safety: Two young boys crouch down on the ground and wiggle on their fronts towards safety, while holding weapons 

Raring to go: One of the students puts on his shoes, ready for the day ahead. The group sleep in tents during the intensive course 

Target: This picture shows one of the guns, lined up alongside one of the drawn targets, which the children aim to try and destroy