Well, first: "The Ukraine", comrade?
So, tell us, when did you first learn to speak English?
Now, unless you are going to call Ukraine's Pres. Zelenskyy a "neo-Nazi", Ukrainians have no more "neo-Nazis" in political power than any other country, including Russia itself.
Indeed, since Vlad the Invader's pretexts for invading Ukraine are indistinguishable from those used by Adolf Hitler to invade, for example, Czechoslovakia in 1939, if anybody today is a Nazi, it's Vlad the Invader himself.
What Ukrainians absolutely do have, for about 1,144 years now, is a burning desire to be their own people in their own independent country.
In that, they've had to ally with whomever might help them, most recently the European Union and other western style democracies.
So it has nothing to do with Vlad's alleged "neo-Nazis" and everything to do with Ukrainian independence from the historical "Russkiy Mir".
