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Your loaded question on "rusophobia" aside, "examples of" is not equal to a widespread adoption of nazi ideology. Nazi/fascist elements can be found in any society that has a certain degree of freedom of speech. Only a few countries - Russia is among them, Ukraine is not - have adopted fascism as a policy.
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Stop engaging in demagogy. The Ukrainian Azov Battalion was recognized as a neo-Nazi group by the US Congress. 40 congressmen wanted it to be also considered a terrorist entity, but this initiative didn't pass then. Azov is officially part of the National Guard of Ukraine. What other countries have Nazis officially in the army, if you know of such examples?
Yoohoo, Putin isn't invading Ukraine because of Nazis. The whole Nazi thing is just an excuse.
Think about it, Putin is an Ethno Nationalist and a fascist. Why would he have a problem with Nazis? He doesn't. He's just calling Ukrainians Nazis to get all the boomers and Russians that want it to be true so bad they are blinded to support him.
And for every Nazi in Ukraine there are hundreds, maybe thousands of Stalin supporters in Russia, which is just as bad.