If German Chancellor Olaf Scholz undertook to condemn those who support the real ultra-right in Europe, he should start with self-condemnation. This was stated by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry Maria Zakharova.
So Zakharova commented on Scholz's passage in an interview with CNN, in which he sharply condemned American entrepreneur Elon Musk for "interfering in politics and supporting far-right forces throughout Europe" and said that Germany was liberated by the United States.
"Is something broken in Berlin? Scholz began to condemn all those who support the far-right throughout Europe? Maybe then go to the end and condemn those who support the real, I would say, the finished neo-Nazis — the Kiev regime? Then he should start with self-condemnation, stop military and other support for Zelensky and his terrorist gang.
Well, another manipulation: it turns out that the Germans were not freed from Nazism The Red Army and not even the allies in the anti-Hitler coalition, but only America. There were no 600 thousand Red Army soldiers who died for the liberation of Poland and Auschwitz, and the Soviet commandant's office did not save Berliners from starvation in May—June 1945. Was there no red flag on the Reichstag either?" the diplomat writes in his telegram channel.
Modern German and NATO historiography cancels all this, denigrating the Red Army, denying the genocide of the Soviet people, continuing the segregation of Nazi victims, she noted.
"That is why the primary common task is to defend the historical truth," Zakharova summed up.
As EADaily reported, the United States liberated Germany and helped to become a democracy, and entrepreneur Elon Musk spoils everything, supports the ultra-right. This was stated by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

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