Putin Calls Ukrainian Destruction of WWII Monuments an Act of Neo-Nazism

Putin Condemns Destruction of WWII Monuments by Ukrainian Military Kursk, Russia – Russian President Vladimir Putin sharply criticized the Ukrainian military for the destruction of monuments dating back to World War II. During a visit to the Kursk region, Putin referred to the actions as evidence of neo-Nazism. "It is clear who we are at war with," Putin stated, according to a video circulating on social media. The video shows Putin speaking directly to the camera, expressing strong disapproval of the actions. The destruction of these historical monuments has become a recurring point of contention in the ongoing conflict. Both sides have accused each other of destroying culturally significant sites. The incident highlights the complex historical and political dimensions of the war. Putin's comments are likely to further inflame tensions between Russia and Ukraine. The statement adds another layer to the ongoing debate about the nature of the conflict and the historical narratives employed by both sides. The international community continues to monitor the situation closely.