The German Defense Minister compared Putin with Hitler: what were the main similarities?

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German Defense Minister spoke about Russian President Vladimir Putin. He compared him to the famous dictator who dreamed of world domination, Adolf Hitler.

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius compared Putin's Russia's war against Ukraine with annexation of Czechoslovak territory in 1938. He also said that Europe should prepare for war with Russia.

Putin will not stop

During the presentation of a biographical book about British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, Pistorius noted that Vladimir Putin will not stop when the war against Ukraine ends.

He also stated this clearly. As clearly as Hitler, who also always said that he would not stop, noted the German Minister of Defense.

In addition, he said that Churchill was a strong leader with clear vision. He noted that in difficult times, people choose a leader whom they are willing to follow, despite the fact that he describes the world in gloomy words.

Pistorius once again called for easing restrictions on Germany's debts to help shore up its military after a €100 billion special off-budget fund runs out in 2027.

The country needs to be returned to such position so that she can defend herself, because they need to decide whether they want to repel Putin, or, on the contrary, want to make his task easier.

The regimes of Putin and Hitler have the same DNA

• Permanent Representative of Ukraine to the UN Sergei Kislitsa, during a meeting of the UN Security Council, Sergei Kislitsa said that the regimes dictators Putin and Hitler have equally toxic DNA. Terrorist country Russia copies “all patterns of behavior typical of the Nazi Reich.”
• He also compared the statements of Hitler's propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels and Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov.
• In particular, both propagandists called for wiping cities off the face of the earth. only Goebbels spoke about Moscow and St. Petersburg, and Soloviev about Kharkov and Kyiv.