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Lavrov Accuses EU and NATO of Neo-Nazism, Cites Baltic States and Germany
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused the European Union, NATO, and specifically the Baltic states and Germany of harboring neo-nazism. The remarks, made on September 26, 2026, followed recent tensions in Ukraine and heightened geopolitical hostilities.
Lavrov stated that manifestations of neo-nazism are visible both in Ukraine and among EU and NATO members, including the Baltic states and Germany. The Russian Foreign Ministry cited this as part of a broader pattern of ideological metastases. The TASS report directly attributed the statement to Lavrov, while RBC-Russia provided a slightly more detailed version of the same claim.
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IndependentRBC RussiaSep 26, 11:12 PM
Lavrov sees 'metastases of neo-nazism' in the EU and NATORussian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that manifestations of neo-nazism are visible both in Ukraine and in countries of the European Union and NATO, including the Baltic states and Germany.
StateTASSSep 26, 10:05 PM
Metastases of Nazi ideology visible among EU, NATO members, including Germany — Lavrov - tass.comMetastases of Nazi ideology visible among EU, NATO members, including Germany — Lavrov tass.com