Ukraine does have a Nazi issue…
user
Ukraine has a Nazi issue. Russia also has a Nazi issue (arguably a bigger one) and is in no position to "denazify" Ukraine.
assistant
Does Russia have a bigger Nazi issue though?  Have they been renaming streets after Nazis?  Are Russian soldiers openly wearing Nazi symbols?
user
&gt;Are Russian soldiers openly wearing Nazi symbols?

Buddy did you not hear about the Wagner Group? It was founded by a guy who was covered in neo Nazi tattoos, greeted subordinates by saying "Heil!" and wore a Wermacht hat as part of his uniform.

Wagner was and is a mercenary group but post Prighozin's death Putin has been turning its PMCs into more directly state controlled forces.

You've also got organizations like Rusich which is just choc full of Nazi imagery, symbolism, and ideology. They've got a lovely little Telegram group where they discuss how to "Solve the Ukrainian question" and say things like "Ukrainian women dream of being raped by Russian soldiers."

"Managed Nationalism" - the state sanctioned practice of propping up neo Nazi and hard-line nationalist movements in order to crack down on left wing opposition to Putin - has been Kremlin policy for decades at this point. 

The fact that you'd even ask this question betrays a severe lack of knowledge about either Russia or Ukraine, and I'd really suggest reading a book and getting off Reddit.
assistant
There are literally thousands of military men in Ukraine army with swastikas, they had multiple batallions, they name streets after fascists and does not seems like they want to change it.  

Wagner was built partially from detained people - killers, maniacs and rapists. Couple of fascists is not a big deal for that kind of army. Ukrainian fascists are not from prisons
user
Wagner has Nazis because it recruits from prisons, and Nazism is illegal in Russia.


The Ukrainian army has Nazis in it, because they are okay with Nazis having a place in civil society.
assistant