An exceptional document explains the plans for destroying the Ukrainian identity and severely punishing the Ukrainians, who are at least “passive Nazis.”
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Nazism in Ukraine—Separating Facts from Fiction. 7. Russian Propaganda Is Just Propaganda
Yes, there are some neo-Nazis in Ukraine, both anti-Russian and pro-Russian. No, Ukraine is not in need of a “denazification.”
Nazism in Ukraine—Separating Facts from Fiction. 6. Pro-Russian Nazi Fighters in the Ukrainian War
Any analysis of neo-Nazism in Ukraine should consider that there are Nazis fighting in the pro-Russian camp, too, perhaps more than on the other side.