On May 28, the Russian foreign ministry published a report detailing alleged human rights violations in Ukraine, asserting that the situation has significantly deteriorated. The ministry attributes this decline to what it describes as a 'neo-Nazi regime' in power in Kiev, which it claims mirrors the ideologies of Nazi Germany. The report references an interview with Yulia Mendel, the former press secretary of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, where she allegedly indicated that Zelensky, in response to declining approval ratings, called for 'Goebbels propaganda' from his team. This reliance on propaganda is presented as a backdrop for the widespread human rights abuses reported. Specific violations cited include the systematic repression of the Russian language, intensified mobilization practices, and the persecution of religious believers. The report also discusses Ukraine's attempts to rewrite historical narratives, suggesting a broader pattern of human rights abuses across various public domains. The Russian foreign ministry's assertions reflect ongoing tensions and differing narratives regarding the situation in Ukraine amidst the ongoing conflict.