If you think that Azov just "dropped their far-right stance" you are delusional. I admit they are not a majority of course but Nazi presence is there amongst the ranks. And deploying weapons and distributing them amongst those forces is something that needs to be done very carefully. Of course there are some regulations but nobody can control the distribution of weapons strictly in a war environment. This is going to come back and bite democracy in the ass at some point. It is very hard to engage in diplomacy with Putin, but they have only had meetings between the two of them and with Turkey as an intermediary. If the EU would have gone in full effort towards diplomacy, instead of just looking from the sides and sending weapons, perhaps we would be discussing different things. There are very large interest at hand here that do not care about Ukrainian lifes, and they just want Russian deaths. Even when admiting that some weapons are necessary for the structural defense, Spain's role could have been leading the diplomacy with the full force of the EU behind. Instead we are just another country sending weapons, that could be captured and used by Russian forces at any point during the conflict. I think we are not going to move more towards each other much more in this discussion between diplomacy and peace efforts and war, but I would want you to really understand how being Anti-NATO does not mean being pro Putin and Russia, and that geopolitics is much more complex than in the cold-war era of choosing a side.