Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that a trend of "open neo-Nazism" has become "commonplace" in Latvia and the Baltic states as well as Ukraine, singling out Kyiv's revolution as a "particularly troubling example" while speaking to Serbian media on Wednesday, ahead of his visit to Belgrade, Serbia, this week.
Russia's War Against Ukraine
Newsweek: Putin warns of neo-Nazism in Ukraine and Europe ahead of WW2 memorial
Russia's President Vladimir Putin looks on as he attends the forum of the Russian pro-government movement \"Popular Front\" in Penza on Oct. 15, 2014.
