The manifestation of Ukronazism in modern international relations

Abstract

The article analyzes manifestations of neo-Nazi ideology in the policy of the Kyiv regime and its impact on modern international relations. The author draws historical parallels between the events of World War II and the current situation, examining the use by Western states of the Ukrainian nationalist movement as a tool to contain Russia. Special attention is paid to systematic discrimination against the Russian language and the canonical Orthodox Church in Ukraine, the rewriting of shared historical memory, the glorification of collaborationist formations, and the reaction of Western countries to violations of international humanitarian law by the Kyiv regime. It is concluded that the cultivation of neo-Nazism and Russophobia is used as an element of hybrid warfare against Russia, creating long-term threats to regional and global security