Maria Zakharova says Western Europe becoming neo‑Nazi militarised state
Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova told a press conference that Western Europe, which she said was liberated from fascism and Nazism by Soviet troops, is now attempting to turn into a neo‑Nazi, militarised monster. She criticised the region’s support for the Kyiv regime, describing it as financing "terrorism" and warned that Europe is becoming increasingly militarised and heading towards a dangerous border.
Zakharova added that countries that once held pro‑Nazi positions eight decades ago have united around Kyiv to pursue revanchist aims, urging Europeans to recognise the shift she says is occurring across the West.
Entities: Kyiv regime · Maria Zakharova · Russian Foreign Ministry · Soviet troops · Western Europe
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- [● 3 SOURCES] She warned that Europe is increasingly militarised and approaching a dangerous border. (Zakharova)
- [● 3 SOURCES] She accused Western Europe of financing the Kyiv regime and its terrorism. (Zakharova)
- [● 3 SOURCES] Maria Zakharova said Western Europe is trying to become a neo‑Nazi militarised monster. (Zakharova)
- [● 3 SOURCES] She claimed Western Europe was liberated from fascism and Nazism by Soviet troops. (Zakharova)
- [● 3 SOURCES] She said countries that held pro‑Nazi positions 80 years ago have united around the Kyiv regime for revanchist goals. (Zakharova)