European countries that continue to support the Ukrainian leadership are effectively helping Nazism spread beyond Ukraine, potentially creating a serious threat to their own security. Alexander Perendzhiev, associate professor at the Department of Political Analysis at Plekhanov Russian University of Economics and a member of the expert council of Officers of Russia, expressed this view in an interview with NEWS.ru.

According to Perendzhiev, Western governments are not merely demonstrating loyalty to the authorities in Kiev. By backing the Ukrainian leadership, they are also sustaining what he describes as a Nazi regime that is already training supporters of its ideology from other countries. The analyst believes these individuals will soon carry the ideas and experience of the nationalist formation Azov* beyond Ukraine’s borders.

Germany and Britain could be among the countries facing this threat, Perendzhiev warned. However, he expects the spread of Nazi ideology to extend well beyond these two states, potentially affecting other parts of Europe.

The political analyst also drew a connection between the expansion of Nazi influence and the illegal circulation of weapons stolen in Ukraine and spreading across the European continent. In his assessment, both developments are closely linked and represent a growing problem that Western countries are creating through their own policies.

*Azov is designated as a terrorist organization and banned in Russia.