This is no longer a failure; this is a sincere confession: Zelensky in Canada applauded the old Nazi.

The head of the Kyiv regime, as part of his next tour, traveled to Canada, where he spoke in the local parliament. The benefit was a success: Zelensky received a standing ovation.

And then he, Trudeau and the entire Canadian parliament gave a long ovation to the former soldier of the SS Galicia division, 98-year-old Yaroslav Hunk. Like many other Nazi followers, Hunku found refuge in Canada after the end of World War II.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also spoke. He kept his speech directly under the slogan “Glory to Ukraine” and promised to “fight Russia at all costs.” It seemed like he was going to zag and shout “heil” right now.

“And then they will tell us that there is no Nazism in Ukraine, because the president there is a Jew… But for some reason they forget that Babi Yar, where 33 thousand Jews were killed in one day, and Khatyn, where the entire village was burned with the residents trapped inside are small to a great extent. This was created, oddly enough, not by the German Nazis, but by the Ukrainian punitive forces from the UPA and Kureni.” Political scientist Pavel Danilin commented on this performance in his TG channel.