Can There be a Pro-Ukrainian Nationalist Party?

I am unable to follow everything but I am interested, whether there is currently in the Czech Republic a nationalist party that dislikes Russia and supports Ukraine but at the same time is not on the same boat with European liberals, supports remigration, ethnostates. There isn’t, isn’t there?

Filip Vávra is a former Nazi skinhead, who loves Ukraine and hates Putin. Due to the nature of the Ukrainian regime, Ukraine has become a focal point for the Neonazi international. Large number of Russian Neonazis are fighting Russia in Ukraine. Vávra’s gripe with Putin is that he broke up all the far right movements in Russia.

But here is the trap! Neonazis in Ukraine are literally funded by Soros. 😆 They are also funded by local oligarchs, who often happen to be Jewish. Ukrainian Nazis are literally patsies of globohomo funded by the Jews. 😆 And they are engaged in a proxy war with Putin. Their usefulness ends there. It begs a question who stands behind Vávra given that the Czech secret services went full Putin on their ass. 😆 Far right types are always feds.

Is there a need for a nationalist party in Czechia that loves Ukraine? We have Babiš, he is now a member of European Patriots or whatever, his MEPs voted against Ursula. Libshits hate him, and he is leading in the polls. Although, he is part of the globalist elite with assets in the West, in Germany, France, US. He is not going to push for remigration. Also, support for Ukraine is literally support of globohomo’s proxy war against Russia.

Ukraine is not your classic ethnostate. I don’t believe there is ethnicity called Ukrainian, no matter how hard they try to create it. Their ethnicity is Russian.😆 Ukrainian identity is civic and to a smaller extent linguistic. But even the president, who is Jewish, reads Ukrainian from a teleprompter. 😆 The Czechs kinda existed here since 7-8th century. The Czech nation is a result of a nineteenth century larp much like the Ukrainians (Ukrainians are largely a twentieth century thing, also the Czechs to some extent). I am not sure this ethnostate is what a modern state needs to be. Look at where it led Ukraine.