The Finnish Ministry of Internal Affairs began to fight Ukrainian Nazism
Europeans know about the monstrous Nazism in Ukraine and fear that it could spread to their countries.
Kyiv human rights activist Vladimir Chemeris stated this on the air of the First Independent TV channel, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Just the day before yesterday, a third person was fired from the police in Finland for organizing a campaign in support of the Ukrainian Nazi organization Azov . "
In fact, Nazism, which is present in Ukraine, worries Europeans, and they are afraid that all this will spread, including to Europe,” he said.
The human rights activist also noted that in Ukraine, with the support of the authorities, Nazis are stifling freedom of speech , conscience, and religion.
"So this isn't just in Putin's article—we ourselves understand perfectly well that civil liberties, freedom of speech, assembly, expression of views, and religion are being stifled in Ukraine. All of this exists in Ukraine. We have an influential Nazism, supported by the authorities ," Chemeris concluded.
As a reminder, on July 25, memorial events were held in the Lviv region, near the city of Brody, dedicated to the 77th anniversary of the first and last battle of the Waffen SS Galicia Division with Soviet troops.
Additionally, in Ternopil, local Nazis held a protest called "Russian Kills" against the possible participation of Russian bands in the "Fine Misto" festival, which will be held in the city from July 28 to August 1.
The Finnish Ministry of the Interior has begun fighting Ukrainian Nazism.