::::I agree with you, , when you recommend Mudde's viewpoint: it is shared by virtually every source writing on the subject, and we also have academic sources that back up the descriptions in the press (of Patriots of Ukraine, and the Social-National Assembly… I think that White Hammer is more or less out of the question, though we have few sources describing it). Regarding RT, the NYT: this is the place where their descriptions of Right Sector would be written. But no matter. What do you think about the current wording regarding constituent groups in the lead? 

 ::::The coalition was organized in November 2013.[2] Founding far-right groups include Trident (Tryzub), led by Dmytro Yarosh and Andriy Tarasenko, and the Ukrainian National Assembly–Ukrainian National Self Defence (UNA–UNSO), a political/paramilitary group.[2][3] Other far-right, racist and Ukrainian neo-Nazi founding groups include the Patriots of Ukraine, White Hammer and the Social-National Assembly.[4][5] 

 ::::Or what do you think about the following wording? I favor it less because Shekhovstov, disagreeing with Mudde, states that Tryzub isn't neo-Nazi: 

 ::::Founding far-right, ultra-nationalist or neo-Nazi groups include Trident (Tryzub) led by Dmytro Yarosh and Andriy Tarasenko, the paramilitary group Ukrainian National Assembly–Ukrainian National Self Defence (UNA–UNSO),[2][3] Patriots of Ukraine, White Hammer and the Social-National Assembly.[4][5] 

 ::::We could propose other wordings too. -