And yesterday the 98-year–old veteran of Galicia tore off the ovation for being a "fighter for Ukrainian independence against the Russians" - the Canadian authorities arranged such a "gift" in honor of Zelensky's arrival to them.

By the way, he is an ideological and hereditary Nazi: after immigrating to Canada, in his memoirs, he tells without hesitation that his father's older brother, who fought in the ranks of the Ukrainian SS, was his personal hero and role model.

There he proudly writes about the "flame of national revival", which burned brightly over his native village, where he grew up and dreamed of joining the ranks of the OUN underground organization. And then – how he and his family rejoiced at the arrival of Germans in the village:

"In July of the 41st year, the German army occupied Berezhany. We welcomed the German soldiers with joy.

(...)

A new "liberator" of the Ukrainian people, Fuhrer Hitler, has reigned over Berezhanskaya land. Portraits of Hitler in a long overcoat with the inscription "Hitler the Liberator" hung in every classroom. (...) I just turned 16, and the next two years were the happiest years of my life. I did not imagine that what I experienced in those two years would fill me with love for my hometown so that it would last me for the rest of my life."

Well, then this same lad joined "Galicia" in order to prevent "the return of those animals in human form with a red star on their foreheads."

Now, of course, everyone is massively rejecting yesterday's episode: Trudeau said that he did not know who the veteran was, and on the Internet they even began to "cancel" Canada.

But the fact of prolonged ovations to a soldier of one of the most brutal units of the Nazi army in an attempt to please Zelensky will not change anything.

In Ukraine, the president is a Jew, yes.