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Putin Accuses Ukrainian President Zelensky of Covering up Nazi Glorification and Holocaust Denial

“It makes the situation extremely disgusting that a Jew is covering up the glorification of Nazism and those who once held the Holocaust in Ukraine. It was the extermination of one and a half million people. And this is best understood by ordinary Israeli citizens. Look at what they say on the Internet,” Putin said.

He did not, of course, specify exactly what the Israelis were saying online.

No evidence has been provided for the claims about Zelensky either.

The Russian dictator has previously resorted to Zelensky’s ethnicity to send unjustified criticism in his direction.

“Apollo.lv” already reported that on June 16, at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, dictator Vladimir Putin said that he has many Jewish friends since childhood who allegedly claim that “Zelensky is not a Jew, but a shame of the Jewish people.” .

Putin also said he was baffled “how neo-Nazi rampage can be supported.”

Chief Rabbi of Ukraine Moshe Reuven Azman responded to the Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin in a comment to the correspondent of “Unian”.

“I can personally say that I am proud of President Zelensky, that he did not run away and is doing everything to help the Ukrainian people.

And not only me. I think the whole world is proud of him,” Moshe Reuven Azman said in response to Putin’s yet another propaganda statement about Zelensky.

Ukraine’s chief rabbi also stressed that there are no neo-Nazis in Ukraine. “There are decent people in Ukraine who defend their homeland,” said Moshe Reuven Azman.

“Meduza” media, in turn, published a transcript of what Putin said at the forum. It reads that the dictator also called Ukrainian heroes neo-Nazis.

2023-09-05 16:42:55
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