On the 80th anniversary of Nazi Germany's surrender, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier condemned Russia's portrayal of the Ukraine war as a conflict against "neo-Nazis." In a speech to the Bundestag, he acknowledged the sacrifices of Allied soldiers and the Red Army in defeating Nazism while firmly opposing modern Kremlin historical narratives. Steinmeier characterized Putin's aggression as a departure from the anti-fascist struggle of WWII, emphasizing the importance of historical accuracy in today's geopolitical landscape. This stance reinforces Germany's support for Ukraine amidst its conflict with Russia.
President Frank-Walter Steinmeier criticized Russia's "historical lies" during a WWII commemoration, emphasizing the importance of truth in historical context and opposition to Kremlin narratives.
Steinmeier slammed Russia's claim of fighting "neo-Nazis" in Ukraine, declaring Putin's aggression has no connection to the struggle against Nazi tyranny during World War II.
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