Ultimatum and Nazism: Zelensky replied Putin, which requires four areas of Ukraine

Ukraine is similar to Czechoslovakia, which the Nazis occupied before the Second World War, explained Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Today, Vladimir Putin acts as well as Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. When Russian President Vladimir Putin says that he will stop the war, taking possession of four regions of Ukraine, he behaves as Reich School Germany Adolf Hitler before the outbreak of World War II. Europeans need to understand that Nazism is not approaching Europe, it has already come.

The attitude of Ukraine to Putin's proposals, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, expressed in an interview with the Italian TV channel Sky TG24. Zelensky reminded the Italian journalist how Hitler reassured Europeans when he said that he would be satisfied with Czechoslovakia. Having occupied this country, Nazi Germany did not stop and went on. Putin has previously occupied part of the Donbass and Crimea, and now claims four other regions of Ukraine.

In doing so, he says that it is Russian land. The leader of the Russian Federation goes the same way as Hitler. Therefore, it is impossible to believe his promises that he seems to stop, the president explained. "We now see that it is the revival of Nazism. It is a new wave of this Nazism because it is Russian Nazism. We cannot believe in these messages because Putin goes the same way," the Ukrainian politician said.

The idea of ​​the Kremlin head is not the first requirement that the Russian is put forward. It should be treated in the same way as the previous ones - remembering the Russian Nazism. "What can be said about these ultimatums? They are no different from other ultimatums that have been put forward before," President Zelensky said. It should be noted that on the morning of June 14, Vladimir Putin reported that he was ready to finish the war at any time.

In doing so, he called the condition for which it is possible. Putin demands that Ukraine give the Russian Federation to the rest of the territory of the regions, some of which the Russians have occupied since 2022. We are talking about Kharkiv, Lugansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhya and Kherson regions. The German military observer Julius Ryopke responded to Putin's statement. He explained to the Europeans the extent of the claims of the Russian President: he wants to capture 26 thousand square meters.