Well, it has a kernel of truth.

But yeah, the nazis were funded by Kremlin. Because of losing their main source of income in most of Ukraine, after 2014 the prevalence of far-right extremist attacks has decreased everywhere in the rest of Ukraine, but risen in Crimea and the occupied Donbas. In 2014 Ukraine's armed forces were a joke, because they figured nobody will ever attack Ukraine and even if someone does, the Russia will come for help. Therefore, the main function of their armed forces was to be free workforce for the highest officers. Almost no useful training in use of weapons took place. The only people who really understood something about fighting were the Russia-funded nazis. And, being nationalists, they then refused to allow the Russia to take over Ukraine in 2014. After that, Ukraine began a sllloooowww process of dismantling the nazi organizations, which was extremely dangerous, because those organizations were stronger than Ukraine's armed forces and were dreaming of taking over Kyiv. But, by around 2018 all of those units had been integrated into Ukraine's armed forces and watered down so that new recruits could join them without having to encounter nazism.

Ukraine has done an extremely good job neutering the nazi organizations implanted there by the Russia. It's beem a huge error by the western press that this process was not written about between 2014 and 2022. There were articles about it – at least in Finland – around year 2005 when Putin originally started funding nazis in countries tied to the Russia, but after that... Nothing.
It's true that the Russia was stopped by its own nazis in 2014, but it's untrue that those nazis were connected to Ukraine's government.

Apparently, the Russian definition of “nazi” is “opposes the Russian government”. All the ideology stuff is not part of their definition. They fought the nazis in wwii, and so the only definition they have for them is “the enemy”. So any enemy of theirs can be nazis.

It’s ridiculous, but apparently that’s all it is to them.

how can support Ukraine? and russia at the same time.

bass ackwards

Lol, autocorrect was not kind to you today

The ML definition of "imperialism" is "an advanced form of capitalism". It conviently excludes anything Russia has ever done. It also excludes the British East India Company, but they don't think about that.

Edit: if any of you tankies want to post that I'm making shit up again, then you ought to read more from Uncle Joe Steel. Not my fault his shitty propaganda made a huge definitional blunder.

Some seem to not be able to hold the idea that two things can be wrong at the same time. Others see Russia or China as lesser evils. Obviously those have their own "Monroe Doctrine" but nevertheless. Not my opinion, just elaborating on the why from my interactions in .ml.

Or like the ones sending tanks to Hungary... oh wait

current russia uses actual neonazi when they were employing wagner, and likely have some in thier midst.

As a Hungarian with relatives near Uzhhorod and Mukachevo, I can tell you that Ukraine's treatment of minority citizens has been abysmal ever since the breakup of the USSR (there were problems there during the USSR as well, of course).

However this does not give Putin, or any other neighbouring country, the right to invade and all willy-nilly demand territories from Ukraine.

With that said, the whole mistreatment of Russian nationals/ethnics was way overblown by the Russian media, and is nothing more than a very, very unstable casus belli...

crimea had alot of natural resources, mostly oil/gas near the shore thats why they invaded, putin saw the projections of thier future economy resources/ dwindling.

We aren't fucking fighting for the sake of the West. We're fighting because the moment we stop, we will be eradicated. Not like this is the first attempt by the russian empire (name on the label may change)

This is just the nth plan (no peace) written up by Putin that the US will try and push down Ukraines throat.

They didn't swallow last time and I extremely much doubt they'll do so now

Just the part of "Putin and Trump made a peace plan for Ukraine, without Ukraine" should tell you all you need to know