"Our Western colleagues ... do not properly cherish the legacy of our military brotherhood — a brotherhood that, it would seem, laid the foundation for lasting peace for all of mankind," Lavrov said during a wreath-laying ceremony at the Foreign Ministry's memorial plaques.
Many in Europe are not holding back their calls to go down the same path as Hitler and his henchmen, and are gearing up for another attack on Russia, Lavrov added.
What's more, all security threats emanating from Ukrainian soil must be eliminated, the top Russian diplomat stressed.
Meanwhile, revisionist sentiments in Germany and elsewhere in the Euro-Atlantic space are being fueled by Democrats in the EU, Lavrov said.
"In Germany, too, people are beginning to think more seriously about where Euro-Atlantic integration is heading under the bureaucrats entrenched in Brussels, who actively encourage these revanchist sentiments—both in Germany and in other parts of the Euro-Atlantic space," Lavrov said.