Russia's imperial ambitions: Kremlin mouthpiece stirs controversy
Finland, Warsaw, the Baltic countries, and Moldova "should be returned to the Russian Empire" - this was the argument made by Vladimir Solovyov, a leading Kremlin propagandist. On air, he argued that these are strategic objectives for Russia's security.
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It’s not the first time Vladimir Solovyov, a pro-Kremlin journalist, propagandist, and Putin's confidant, has attacked Europe, including Poland, on the state Rossiya 1 channel.
A recording of a segment from Solovyov's program was posted on Twitter by Anton Gerashchenko, advisor to the Ukrainian Minister of Internal Affairs.
- We need strategic security. To achieve this, it would be beneficial to reach Transnistria, to cut Ukraine off from the Black Sea. It is important for us that this territory in some form does not pose a threat to us. And not just that. This also concerns the Baltic states and Poland, - said Putin's chief propagandist, Vladimir Solovyov, in his program.
According to him, Finland, Warsaw, the Baltic countries, and Moldova should be "returned to the Russian Empire".
The Kremlin propagandist outdid himself. "The Western establishment should pray to Putin"
The Russian propagandist is known for many such statements and claims. As a presenter for the state Rossiya 1 channel, he often comments on the war in Ukraine, supporting Moscow's actions.
Not long ago, Solovyov advised the West to "pray to Putin".
- We can establish a peacekeeping headquarters on the islands if there are any that were under the control of the British colonial, repugnant government. It all depends on how much they realize the power of our armed forces. The entire crazy political Western establishment should pray to Putin and his patience, - thundered Solovyov on air.
Source: WP/X
