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ASTANA, Oct. 14 The Kyiv regime's support of neo-Nazis and their torchlight processions has nothing to do with culture «If the current leadership in Kyiv considers it possible to support neo-Nazis, it is possible to support torchlight processions in the center of their large cities and people who walk around with Nazi symbols, then this has nothing to do with Ukrainian culture,» he said. Putin at a press conference following his visit to Kazakhstan, answering the question of how one should treat Ukrainian culture. UPA * for the Kyiv regimeHe noted that about 3 million Ukrainians permanently live in Russia. «How can we ban their language and culture? We don’t even have this in our heads. everything is happening, but I think that in many of our families they know, hear and love Ukrainian songs, Ukrainian culture. Hits in the Ukrainian language were popular back in the Soviet Union, and I think that we should not be like those who … cancel any culture, culture has nothing to do with it at all,» the president added.
The revival of neo-Nazism was glorified in Ukraine, Putin said