The Battle of Berlin was fought primarily between the Soviet Red Army and the remnants of Nazi Germany.
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The Short Version
The core description is accurate. The Battle of Berlin was overwhelmingly a Soviet Red Army offensive against the collapsing armed forces and militias of Nazi Germany. Polish units also took part, and the German defenders were a mixed last-ditch force rather than only regular army units, but those details do not materially change the claim’s main meaning.
Caveats
The battle was not exclusively Soviet versus German: Polish forces also participated on the attacking side.
The German defenders were not just regular Wehrmacht units; they included Waffen-SS, Volkssturm, Hitler Youth, and police formations.
“Primarily” is the key qualifier; without it, the claim would omit relevant secondary participants.