"Scum": Solovyov throws a tantrum on air over Pugacheva's arrival in Russia

Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov was seriously furious when he learned that Russian pop singer Alla Pugacheva had flown to Moscow to say goodbye to designer Valentin Yudashkin, who died on May 2. The disgraced presenter called the diva "scum" on air.

In a fit of hysteria, he called on the Kremlin to respond to the artist's visit. A fragment of his propaganda monologue was shared online (to see photos and videos, scroll to the bottom of the page).

"Why was Pugacheva allowed in? What is this? Does it mean that everything is allowed? You can say anything you want about the country and then be let back in? Let's show her on TV, give her a concert, fall at her feet, greet her with flowers," Solovyov began his sarcastic tirade.

He called the prima donna a "breadwinner", comparing her for some reason to the occupiers who are terrorising the peaceful Ukrainian people. For the propagandist, rapists, murderers and looters are heroes, out of respect for whom Pugacheva should not have been allowed to enter Russia.

"Let me show you real people, not all this scums. I'll tell you this, please respond harshly and do everything necessary for the country to win," the Russian said.

The propagandist, who has reconciled himself to the failures of the Russian army at the front and the inability to capture Ukraine, issued a portion of criminal calls for the use of tactical and strategic nuclear weapons.

The day before, Alla Pugacheva's friend Laima Vaikule confirmed that the singer had returned to Russia only for the funeral of her old friend Valentin Yudashkin.

As OBOZREVATEL previously reported, Valentyn Yudashkin died on May 2. He was to have turned 60 in October. When the designer was 52, he noticed a constant headache, and then doctors diagnosed the Russian with cancer.

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