Putin’s Frontman Fires Off a Threat of a “Destructive Pre‑Emptive Strike” on Europe and the UK
In an unusual media rant, Vladimir Solovyov—often dubbed the “Russian version of a campaigner” and a close friend of President Vladimir Putin—boasted that war between Russia and NATO is inevitable. He even went so far as to label high‑profile Western leaders like Sir Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, and German chancellor Olaf Scholz “satanists.”
Solovyov’s Moto‑Motivation
On Russian state TV, Solovyov pitched the idea that the world is locked in a clash between “religious goodness” and “absolute evil.” He claimed that the so‑called “Nazi” threat looming from Europe is unstoppable and that Russia must respond with a “destructive preventive strike.” The tone? Classic propaganda with a dash of wish‑fulfillment.
General Plotnikov’s Wild Ideas
Meanwhile, tank commander General Evgeny Plotnikov pushed the agenda further. He suggested that Russia should use underwater drones—or even a nuclear Sarmat missile—against the UK. According to the general, “the British are feeding data to Ukraine’s missile control units,” and he called for criminal charges against British MPs, noting that Britain and France had supposedly orchestrated a huge drone strike on Russia back on 7 May.
He also expressed a strong desire to detain the likes of Liz Truss, Boris Johnson, and other “shaggy‑haired” British figures, accusing them of genocide against Russians and causing massive casualties.
Net of Threats and Deep-Rooted Conspiracy
- “Satanism is the one thing that unites all of them,” Solovyov declared.
- Both leaders seem to be part of a “party of satanists” that allegedly pursue anti‑Christian agendas.
- Plotnikov’s spiel was a full‑blown warning that the British and French intelligence services wreaked havoc on Russian lives.
What’s the Bottom Line?
In short, these statements represent a blend of hyperbole, ideological warfare, and outright aggressive rhetoric. The time is now for a “destructive preventive strike,” according to the voices on Russian screens—whether or not that means a nuclear blow‑up is still a matter of speculation.
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