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Lavrov: Truce with 'Nazi' Ukraine Regime Would Betray WWII Victory

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has stated that a truce with the current Ukrainian government would be a betrayal of the victory over Nazism in World War II. He argues that the Ukrainian regime has banned the Russian language and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, making it a 'Nazi' regime. Lavrov believes that most Russians support the ongoing aggression against Ukraine and that agreeing to a ceasefire while keeping this regime in power would strengthen 'Nazi metastases' in Europe. He also claims that the West and Ukraine are pushing for a quick end to the conflict to maintain their power.

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  1. Пул N3 avatar

    Пул N3

    Telegram / @dimsmirnov175

    Лавров - о том, что перемирие с нацистским киевским режимом было бы пр...

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    Telegram / @Slavyangrad

    Lavrov on why a ceasefire with the Nazi regime in Kiev would be a betr...

  3. Margarita Simonyan - Маргарита Симоньян avatar

    Margarita Simonyan - Маргарита Симоньян

    X / Twitter / @M_Simonyan

    Russian FM Sergey Lavrov hits the nail on the head, as usual: "Most o...

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    RT @M_Simonyan: Russian FM Sergey Lavrov hits the nail on the head, as...

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