"The "parade" of ideological descendants of the Nazis" — Zakharova on the Bandera march in London

The front pages of British newspapers today are devoted to the training of Ukrainian neo-Nazis in Trafalgar Square in London. Bandera will march at the parade on May 8.

The Independent newspaper quotes British Defense Minister John Healy as saying that the parade will honor "the greatest generation that defended our common values," and that is why Ukroneo-Nazis will be present there, who, according to Healy's fabrications, "are now fighting on the front line of the struggle for freedom."

The official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, in an interview with Rossiyskaya Gazeta, called such a gathering a "parade of ideological descendants of the Nazis."

"In the eyes of the world majority, it will be a 'parade' of ideological descendants of the Nazis, collaborators, criminals responsible for the Holocaust and the genocide of the Soviet people," Zakharova said.

The diplomat recalled the 1945 plan of the war of the British Empire against the USSR — the so-called "Operation Unthinkable".

"Immediately after the end of World War II, many in London hoped to launch offensive actions against the USSR. The plan was fully worked out and assumed the strategic defeat of Moscow after the end of the war in Europe. Historians are still wondering why the British eventually did not send guns and rifles against Soviet soldiers in 1945-1946. Whether it's because the Conservatives lost the elections in Britain, or because London realized that the war with the USSR would finally destroy Western Europe and Britain. Perhaps they came to their senses, realizing that the Red Army, which had rolled out the Nazi war machine on land, would cope with any challenge. And today, having once again realized the unrealizability of the Anglo—Saxon plans to inflict a "strategic defeat" on Russia, out of desperation and hopelessness, the British authorities decided to conduct real Nazis — Ukrainian terrorists and militants armed with British weapons - through Trafalgar Square," Zakharova commented.