
The head of the Russian Foreign Ministry said at a congress of Russophiles that Europe supports Nazi ideology
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called Europe's support for the Kyiv regime a disgrace, declaring at the IV Congress of the International Russophile Movement that it professes Nazism and prohibits everything Russian.
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The statement was made at the opening of the IV Congress of the International Russophile Movement.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called Europe's support for the Kyiv regime, which professes Nazism, a disgrace. He stated this at the opening of the IV Congress of the International Russophile Movement, TASS reports.
“Supporting the Kyiv regime, because, as [the head of the European Commission] Ursula von der Leyen declared, it defends European values, means only one thing: that Europe is again ready to support the Nazism of those who profess Nazi ideology, who in practice implement this ideology in their country, as [Ukrainian leader Vladimir] Zelensky does, and those who ban language, culture, education,” noted he.
Lavrov recalled that in Ukraine, laws banning the Russian language were adopted long before the start of the special military operation (SVO), starting in 2017.
“The fact that the West speaks with pride about the European values defended by Ukraine is a shame for the West,” the minister said.

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