Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the criminal cases against former US President Donald Trump, stating that they expose the "rottenness" of the American political system and that the Kremlin was pleased to hear of Trump's plans to end the war with Ukraine.
The speaker of Canada's House of Commons apologized for recognizing a man who fought for a Nazi unit during World War II, sparking outrage and calls for an explanation.
The Trudeau government in Canada faced embarrassment for honoring a Ukrainian Nazi during the visit of Ukraine's President, sparking outrage from the opposition leaders and the country's Jewish community, amid an ongoing spat with India over support for pro-Khalistan Sikhs.
Canada has faced controversy as members of its House of Commons applauded a former fighter from a Nazi military unit accused of war crimes during WWII, prompting criticism from Jewish groups and the Russian government.
Canadian lawmakers celebrate Ukrainian Nazi during a parliament visit, causing embarrassment to Canada and leading to calls for the Speaker of the House to resign.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized the standing ovation given to a Ukrainian veteran who fought for the Nazis during World War II, calling it "clearly unacceptable" and shameful.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has apologized after a man who served in a Nazi unit during World War II was honored in Parliament, acknowledging that it was a "terrible mistake" that harmed the memory of those who suffered during the Holocaust.
The Kremlin's lack of response to the Ukrainian strike on a naval headquarters in Sevastopol, despite accusations of U.S. and British involvement, highlights Moscow's vulnerability and undermines their warlike rhetoric, according to Russian propagandist Sergey Mardan.
Canadian parliament inadvertently gives Russian president Vladimir Putin a 'justification' for his invasion of Ukraine after applauding a Ukrainian veteran who fought alongside the Nazis, playing into Putin's narrative of "denazifying" Ukraine.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticized Russian dictator Vladimir Putin for his hypocritical comments on civilian casualties in the Israel-Gaza war, calling them "cynical" and highlighting Russia's own disregard for civilian lives in its war against Ukraine.
The Kremlin denounced US President Joe Biden's address comparing Russia to Hamas and calling Putin a "tyrant," stating that they do not accept such a tone towards the Russian Federation and their president.
