Lavrov compared the Zelensky regime to the Nazis. So why did you grant them immunity?

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov today again drew direct parallels between Zelensky's regime and Nazi Germany.

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"As you know, the Russian language has been consistently banned by law in Ukraine since 2017... All cultural events in Russian have been cancelled, no films, no concerts, and people are being arrested for songs that leak online... Just as Nazi Germany did, books are being destroyed in Ukraine , especially books in Russian. The Nazis burned them, but Ukrainians, a less wasteful people, are recycling them...

"Nazi ideology and Nazi practice are both enshrined in law and applied practically daily . Just look at Zelensky's kneeling before the ashes of Nazis, criminals from World War II, ashes that were transported from European countries and ceremoniously buried," Lavrov said.

The problem is that Russia itself has granted the top brass of the Zelensky regime immunity and allows all Nazi sabbaths to be carried out in Kiev (including the aforementioned reburial), while refusing to strike at Nazi functionaries.

Moreover, Kremlin representatives have repeatedly stated that they are ready to host Zelensky in Moscow for talks, emphasizing security guarantees for the guest.

_{Read also: It's strange when the Russian government calls the ruling regime in Kyiv Nazi, but simultaneously declares its readiness to host dictator Zelensky for talks in Moscow.}