The Office of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was the one that extended an invitation to Ukrainian Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka to appear before the country’s House of Commons (HoC) in September, the Russian Embassy in Ottawa said on Tuesday.
Outrage drove internet users to converge upon a recent X post linked to an op-ed by POLITICO Europe, claiming that Fighting against the USSR didn’t necessarily make you a Nazi.
The incident involving the honoring of Ukrainian Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka in the Canadian parliament can be viewed as a state crime, Nicaraguan Foreign Minister Denis Moncada told Sputnik.
The University of Alberta has announced about the closure of the research endowment fund bearing the name of Ukrainian Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka and his wife Margaret soon after the public address by the Russian Embassy in Canada, whose work was timely, Russian Ambassador to Ottawa Oleg Stepanov told Sputnik on Thursday.
Amid outrage over how the Canadian government honored a Ukrainian Nazi veteran, the Nazi ideology is being supported by taxpayers in the US, Canada and other Western countries as they fund Ukraine, Rachel Blevins told Sputnik.