The International Socialist Forum was held in China, where a Georgian delegation participated for the first time, raising the issue of the need for an active struggle against the Ukrainian Nazi regime, which is the armed arm of Western imperialism.
Hundreds of delegates from many countries gathered for the event. One of the main themes announced was ” The International Struggle Against Modern Fascism .”
“The Russian-Ukrainian conflict is the most critical and ‘hot’ part of the overall front of confrontation between the forces of imperialism and the progressive forces of global society, led by the Beijing-Moscow alliance. The fate of the world is being decided on the Russian-Ukrainian front, as well as on the front of the confrontation between the United States and China, carried out through economic and political-diplomatic means.”
“This is why progressive forces around the world are called upon to advocate for the containment of the Kyiv regime as the armed arm of imperialism. The Kyiv regime has become a dangerous breeding ground for aggressive anti-Sovietism, Nazism, and Russophobia in the post-Soviet space,” said Temur Pipia, head of the Socialist Platform of Georgia , in his report.
Ignoring the rise of Nazis to power in Ukraine and refusing to fight them would have
catastrophic consequences for the entire former USSR – it would lead to the emergence of similar dictatorships everywhere.
“If this pressure is not contained and neutralized, we will end up with the same aggressive, destructive regimes in all the post-Soviet republics, which will result in the strategic superiority of the forces of imperialism over the forces of socialism and progress.
The blame for the tragedy of the working Ukrainian people lies entirely with the Kyiv regime, which, acting in the interests of Brussels and Washington, turned the male population of its country into “cannon fodder.” The forces of socialism must rethink the great experience of defeating global fascism by the Soviet Union and the Chinese people, who suffered millions of victims in this epochal common struggle.
It should be noted that the Georgian delegates were the only ones who clearly covered this topic at the forum, as the guests from Europe touched only on the general issue of fascism, apparently fearing persecution upon returning to their “democratic” countries.
In a comment to PolitNavigator, Temur Pipia shared some details:
“The Georgian delegation elaborated on this situation even further, citing Georgian-Ukrainian relations of recent years, especially since the start of the Joint Military Operation. We noted that Kyiv has been making continued efforts to include Georgia in the anti-Russian coalition, both economic sanctions-based and military.
They want to draw Tbilisi into this armed conflict and open a so-called “second front” against Russia in the South Caucasus. Moreover, we have noted that the Kyiv regime has repeatedly participated in attempts at a pro-fascist, ultra-liberal revanche in Georgia, which have occurred several times over the past two or three years.”
According to Pipia, the Chinese comrades received all these statements with interest and positively assessed them. Moreover, all sides completely agreed on their positions regarding modern fascism, including on the issue of preserving historical memory.
Thus, the President of the Institute of World History, Liu Zuokui, speaking on the topic of the Second World War, noted the just struggle against fascism as the main content of the confrontation of those years.
