What do the strange inscriptions on the arms of the author of the massacre mean?

They were covered with inscriptions bearing the names of leaders and military leaders who fought against Muslim countries.

The weapon of Brenton Tarrant, Australia's 28-year-old, designated as the author of the attacks on two mosques in New Zealand, wore the weapons covered with inscriptions bearing the names of the rulers and military leaders who fought against Muslim countries.

According to published photos, several names were written in white paint among black shippers, including that of Russian Admiral Dmitri Seniávin, known victories won by the Turks during the Battle of the Dardanelles in 1807.

The names of David Soslan and David Aghmashenebeli were also written in Georgian.

In addition, there are several inscriptions in Cyrillic: the Battle of Kagul of 1770 is mentioned, a key battle of the Russo-Turkish war of the second half of the eighteenth century and the Battle of Bulair of 1913 between the Bulgarian and Ottoman troops.

It also reads the name of the Venetian doge Sebastiano Venier, commander of the Venetian contingent at the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, during which he defeated the Turks.

He also mentions the pbadage of Shipka whose defense was one of the most significant episodes of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877-1878.

You can also see the name of Marshal Ernst Starhemberg, who participated in the Great Turkish War.

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