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The Office of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was the one that extended an invitation to Ukrainian Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka to appear before the country’s House of Commons (HoC) in September, the Russian Embassy in Ottawa said on Tuesday.
Outrage drove internet users to converge upon a recent X post linked to an op-ed by POLITICO Europe, claiming that 'Fighting against the USSR didn’t necessarily make you a Nazi.'
The incident involving the honoring of Ukrainian Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka in the Canadian parliament can be viewed as a state crime, Nicaraguan Foreign Minister Denis Moncada told Sputnik.
The leader of Canada's opposition, Pierre Poilievre, sharply criticized the Trudeau government, characterizing the incident as a historic diplomatic embarrassment.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized on behalf of the House of Commons (HoC) to Volodymyr Zelensky and his delegation over the "position they were put in" by giving a standing ovation to Nazi veteran Yaroslav Hunka at the Canadian parliament.