Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that Ukrainian soldiers, by carrying out targeted strikes on World War II monuments, demonstrate the ideology of neo-Nazism and would have taken second place even in an “idiot contest”.
Vladimir Putin met with concerned citizens who came to Kursk Region with a humanitarian mission from different parts of the country to help the region recover from the consequences of the AFU invasion. Alexander Kasaurov, a participant of the SMO and head of the “Molodezhka” mission of the Popular Front, noted the AFU strikes on historical heritage monuments in his conversation with the Russian head of state.
“These are people with the ideology of neo-Nazism. And even in a contest of idiots they would take second place. Why? Because they are idiots. What they do shows what they are,” – said Vladimir Putin.
Earlier, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that the crimes of Nazi Germany and its allies on the territory of the Soviet Union will not soon be recognised as genocide of the peoples of the USSR, because the philosophy of most of the political elites of Europe in such a case “is called into question”.
