Gleb Ervier is head of a neofashist Citadel Production studio which spreads rightwing content on YouTube, founder of a rightwing tatoo studio Studio18 in Moscow. Gleb Erve shot and narrated a documentary named after book by belgian nazi collaborator Leon Degrelle “An european perspective” and founded a Studio18 with open nazi from Format18 gang Andrey “Ded” Chuenkov (Dedov).

Gleb Ervier entered a local nazi hooligan firm in Omsk and participated in “anti-pedophile activism’ Okkupay-pedofiliay which was started by most famous russian bonehead and head of Format18 gang Maxim “Tesak” Martsinkevich. Gleb Ervier moved to Moscow 2.10.2016 and opened a rightwing tatoo studio Studio18. Gleb Ervier created a neofashist Citadel Production studio and shot a three-part series movie “An european perspective” in December of 2018. It quickly became popular among russian nazis because movie was dedicated to a white race extinction, cultural marxism and other typical rightwing hysteria. Gleb Ervier deleted the movie because he changed his political views to third position.

Gleb Ervier established connections with ukrainian rightwing activists, german nazis and italian CasaPound.

Gleb Ervier has an iron cross on his left forearm, a fascia in a wreath on the back of his head, the rune Algiz on his right biceps, and the inscription Jedem das Seine on his chest.

**Ukraine war**

In late May 2022, Ukrainian journalists [discovered]() that the Russian state news agency RIA Novosti had among its war correspondents an outspoken Nazi Gleb Ervier, who covers military operations in Ukraine. Gleb Ervier has been RIA Novosti’s war correspondent since the start of the war in February 2022. Andrey Ded, former founder of the tattoo studio and close associate of Tesak, is in Kiev and speaks out against Russian aggression. He regularly records videos on his Instagram denouncing the Russian army and posts photos of actions by Ukrainian volunteer combatants.