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Putin says Russia will not accept alleged neo-Nazism in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia will not reconcile itself to what he calls neo-Nazism in Ukraine. The statement concerns Russia's continuing conflict with Ukraine.

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Such rhetoric may reinforce political justification for the ongoing war and hinder de-escalation.

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