Solovyov dreamed about Russian troops in Berlin, Paris and Italy on Russian TV. Video

Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov called for the occupation of Europe "to the Atlantic" on a state TV channel. In his opinion, Russian troops should be stationed not only in Kyiv, but also in Berlin, Paris, Lisbon, and other European capitals, and he also mentioned his lost real estate in Italy.

Even his guests tried to stop the propagandist, but the memories of the villa on Lake Como proved to be stronger, and Solovyov continued to spout outright nonsense. Everything that happened was broadcast by the Russian federal channel Russia 1.

Based on the memories of his lost property in Italy, Solovyov "broke down" when one of the invited "experts" started to repeat the usual text about "Russian bases" in Ukraine and the "non-aligned status" of our country.

"If Russian troops and Russian bases remain on the territory of Ukraine, then we can ensure our security and Ukraine's neutral status will be maintained," the so-called "expert" reasoned.

"Or further," Solovyov interrupted his guest's speech, to which the latter reacted with a nervous smile and a cough.

"I don't understand your modesty. I generally believe that the ideal barrier is the Atlantic," Solovyov continued, causing almost all the "experts" in the studio to look down, clearly suspecting how "realistic" such calls are.

"We went to the Atlantic and everything is fine... Berlin, Lisbon, Madrid are great places for our troops... And how good our troops would look in Paris," the propagandist continued to fantasize.

At one point, even his guests tried to besiege Solovyov.

"I understand your interests..." said one of them.

"My interest is Italy (Solovyov once bought real estate on the Italian lake Como, and after the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, it was arrested by the Italian authorities, and he was banned from entering the country. - Ed.) But just in case - Berlin, Lisbon, Paris," Solovyov continued to bend his line.

Then the "expert" made another attempt to stop the propagandist.

"There are not so many of us to hold on to..." he said.

In response, Solovyov said that "the Belarusians are with us" and that Russia would "appeal to the People's Republic of China" - apparently, with a proposal to go "defend" his villa on Lake Como.

Earlier, another Russian propagandist from the same Solovyov's pool called on Putin's military to commit suicide if they are unable to fight.

He said that every wounded Russian soldier must put a bullet in his forehead, but not even think about surviving by surrendering to the Ukrainians.

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