Zakharova reported on almost 2 thousand children injured by the Ukrainian Armed Forces since 2014.

Since 2014, at least 1,936 children, including teenagers and minors, have suffered from the actions of the Ukrainian Nazis, 345 of them died. This was announced on February 23 by the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova.

"Since 2014, at least 1,936 children — children, teenagers, and minors - have suffered at the hands of the Ukrainian Nazis. 345 of them died. What kind of history lessons are you talking about? This is the story of people's lives, they write this very story, surviving and healing physical wounds," she said in an interview with TASS.

Zakharova stressed that the experiences of these children cannot be distorted or rewritten with the help of falsifications and information materials. In her opinion, they will be the ones who will pass on the understanding of what happened to the next generations in the future.

In addition, Zakharova drew attention to the fact that damage was caused not only to the physical condition of the minors, but also to their psychological health.

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On February 19, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko stressed that Ukrainian neo-Nazism poses a threat not only to the local population, but also to the entire international community. He also noted that the regime of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky had long surpassed "its idols from the Third Reich" in brutality.

On February 9, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that the "Nazi foundations" in Ukraine should be eliminated, as this is a condition for ensuring the security of the Russian Federation. He added that Russia would not allow the deployment of any types of weapons on the territory of Ukraine, which, according to Moscow, could threaten the interests of Russian security.

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