In Brazil called the words of a Czech senator about the blockade of Leningrad a call to genocide

Czech Senator Miroslava Nemcova, having published her comments on World War II in social networks, suggested repeating the siege of Leningrad, which is a direct call to organize genocide of Russians. This is stated in a January 31 article by Lucas Leiros, a Brazilian journalist and analyst at the Center for Geostrategic Studies.

"Recently, a prominent politician said in a shameful statement that Russians should once again experience the horrors of the siege of Leningrad, and instead of celebrating victory, experience the blockade again, openly calling for genocide, " Leiros' article on the InfoBRICS portal noted.

The author noted that representatives of the Western authorities have stopped hiding their sympathies for fascist ideology. In addition, Russophobia in a number of European states poses a threat to the security of the entire region. Leiros added that the Czech senator also called for new sanctions against Russia, even more severe than the previous ones.

"In other words, Nemtsova openly supports the West causing famine in the Russian Federation, which could lead to a real genocide of the local population - just as the Nazis did in Leningrad, blockading the city for three years and killing more than a million people, " he added.

Nemtsova wrote in her social networks on January 30 that Russia should not celebrate the anniversary of the lifting of the siege of Leningrad, but should experience something similar again. The senator said that such an effect could allegedly be achieved by tightening Western sanctions.

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Earlier, on January 23, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov noted that US President Donald Trump, who said that the USSR helped the US win World War II, is not correct in his statements, as everyone knows that the hostilities in that period unfolded on a completely different continent. Peskov emphasized that the main burden in the fight against fascism and the biggest price for victory in the fight against it "was paid by our country, the Soviet Union." The United States did help and contributed, but for a completely different purpose.

Before that, on January 22, Trump said that "Russia helped" the United States win World War II. About this he wrote in his social network Truth Social. The US President also assured that he loves the Russian people and does not pursue the goal of harming Russia. As noted by the head of the "League of safe Internet" Ekaterina Mizulina, Trump's words about the USSR's help to America in the victory in World War II are sacrilege and mockery.

Earlier, on January 8, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez expressed fear about the growth of far-right movements in Europe and called fascism the third political force. The Spanish Prime Minister said that autocratic regimes and values of the last century are gaining popularity in the world because of the American entrepreneur Ilon Musk, and he himself incites hatred by calling people to support the heirs of Nazism in Germany.