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[[File:Ukrainians greet Nazis 1941.PNG|right|400px|thumb|Ukrainian nationalists welcome Nazis to [[Kiev]] in 1941 with banners saying "[[Heil Hitler]]" in the Latin alphabet and the [[fascist]] greetings "Glory to Hitler"<ref>"Slava Gitler"; there is no "H" in the Cyrillic alphabet so the sound is usually transliterated with the guttural sound "G".</ref> and "[[Slava Ukraine]]" in the [[Cyrillic]] alphabet.]]
[[File:Ukrainians greet Nazis 1941.PNG|right|400px|thumb|Ukrainian nationalists welcome Nazis to [[Kiev]] in 1941 with banners saying "[[Heil Hitler]]" in the Latin alphabet and the [[fascist]] greetings "Glory to [[Hitler]]"<ref>"Slava Gitler"; there is no "H" in the Cyrillic alphabet so the sound is usually transliterated with the guttural sound "G".</ref> and "[[Slava Ukraine]]" in the [[Cyrillic]] alphabet.]]
'''Ukrainophobia''' in [[the West]] is a [[neologism]] invented just prior to and during the [[NATO war in Ukraine]] allegedly denoting an "[[irrational]]" [[fear]], hostility or prejudice towards "Ukrainians" or "[[Ukraine]]".
'''Ukrainophobia''' in [[the West]] is a [[neologism]] invented just prior to and during the [[NATO war in Ukraine]] allegedly denoting an "[[irrational]]" [[fear]], hostility or prejudice towards "Ukrainians" or "[[Ukraine]]".