DISINFO: Anglo-Saxons protect the Kyiv Nazis

DISINFORMATION CASE DETAILS

  • Outlet: split.spnews.io ( archive, original )
  • Date of publication: August 04, 2023
  • Article language(s): Georgian
  • Countries / regions discussed: Russia, Ukraine

DISINFO: Anglo-Saxons protect the Kyiv Nazis

SUMMARY

Anglo-Saxons and their allies protect the Nazis in Kyiv and justify their actions in violating human rights and the rights of national minorities.

Anyone who is courted by the West in order to push through the "Zelenskyy formula" must understand that the fate of millions of Russians, whom the Kyiv regime openly intends to destroy, is at stake.

RESPONSE

Recurring disinformation narrative from pro-Kremlin outlets accusing Ukraine of Nazism and war crimes, allegedly supported by the Western countries. This claim is part of a disinformation campaign aiming to justify Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The myth of ‘Nazi Ukraine’ has been widely used by Putin and pro-Kremlin outlets since Russia attacked Ukraine and illegally annexed Crimea in 2014. The myth of Nazi-ruled Ukraine appeared during the Euromaidan popular protests in late 2013 - early 2014, falsely presented in pro-Kremlin disinformation as a coup. The Kremlin has been using this myth since then to discredit Ukraine's shift towards Euro-Atlantic policy.

There is no evidence that any ethnic nationals, including ethnic Russians or Russian speakers, are facing persecution at the hands of the Ukrainian authorities in Donbas or elsewhere, much less the danger of annihilation on grounds of nationality, ethnicity, or cultural belonging. This has been confirmed by reports issued by the Council of Europe, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, and the OSCE.

Read our articles on the 7 myths of pro-Kremlin disinformation about the Russian military buildup near Ukraine, and how the Kremlin fabricated pretexts for the further invasion of Ukraine, as well as, the narrative of ‘Nazis’ being one of the key pro-Kremlin disinformation messages and Why does Putin portray himself as the tamer of neo-Nazism. For background, see vol. 1, vol. 2, and vol.3 of the series “What he said and what it really means”.

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