Putin: Russia will destroy neo-Nazism

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, Russian President “Vladimir Putin” in a speech at the unveiling ceremony of a monument to former Soviet citizens who were victims of Nazi Germany’s genocide in World War II emphasized that those who In today’s world, the followers of the Nazi ideology and the executioners collaborating with the Nazis are doomed and Russia will do its best to destroy this ideology. In this speech, Vladimir Putin stated: “We will do everything to suppress Nazism and finally wipe out this ideology.” Those who follow the executioners of the Nazis today are doomed to destruction regardless of what name they call themselves. Nothing can stop the aspirations of millions of people for real freedom, justice, peace and security, not only in our country but all over the planet.”

Vladimir Putin He pointed out that during World War II, Nazi Germany did not seek to start a war against a political regime, but wanted to destroy the lands and resources of the former Soviet Union and its population, and the documents confirm this.

From February 24, 2022 (5th of March 1400), after recognizing the independence of the two republics of Luhansk and Donetsk from Ukraine, Russia sent troops to this region and announced the beginning of “special military operations in Ukraine”.

Russia announced its purpose of this action is to de-Nazify Ukraine, disarm this country, resolve its security concerns and respond to Luhansk and Donetsk’s request for help.

Early last October, the Rasha Today news site reported that, according to the pictures published by the American news agency Associated Press, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was on his trip to Canada at the same time before attending the meeting of the country’s parliament. Together with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, they welcomed a former member of the infamous Nazi division called “SS Galicia-1 Division” who fought for the Nazis during World War II.

In One of these published pictures shows Volodymyr Zelensky smiling with a clenched fist and Justin Trudeau waving to someone outside the picture. The photo shows that the two leaders of “Yaroslav Hunka” from those present at this gathering, who fought for the Ukrainian First Division in World War II before immigrating to Canada (and welcome him.)

While Russia considers Ukraine to be neo-Nazi, the current government of this country has close ties with supporters of extreme nationalist figures who are in league with Nazi Germany in Ukraine, including supporters of Stepan Bandera.

“Stepan Bandera He was an active Ukrainian nationalist in the 1940s and 1950s whose actions led to the growth of extreme nationalism in Ukraine and went so far as to befriend Nazi Germany in World War II and later to establish an army of Ukrainian rebels who collaborated with the Nazis. He said that they participated in the massacre of Poles during World War II.

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