"The man who loved to travel to Italy, America, England has died": Vladimir Solovyov announced his death on February 24, 2022

One of the main propagandists of Putin's Russia gave an interview to a journalist Boris Korchevnikov. The program "The Fate of a Man" discussed Solovyov's work in the SVO zone, as well as how the propagandist wanted to spend his old age differently. The reason for these divergent expectations was February 24, 2022.

"The man who was a man of the world has died. Cheerful, plump, regularly losing weight, who loved to travel to Italy, America, England. Who thought everything would be wonderful, — Solovyov complained to Korchevnikov. — That man died then. And a new man was born—a man of war."

The propagandist said that in his old age he wanted to look at the lake, write books, play sports, and eat good food: "Now I'm enjoying my old age. Last year alone, I made 50 trips to the front lines with the army, 92 flights by plane, 84 by helicopter. I can't even remember how many hours we spent on wheels."

Vladimir Solovyov He has been working for Russian propaganda for over 25 years. He currently hosts the programs "Evening with Vladimir Solovyov" and "Moscow. Kremlin. Putin" on the Rossiya-1 television channel, and also hosts the online show "Solovyov Live."

Since 2021, the propagandist has been under numerous international sanctions. Latvia was the first to ban him from entering the country, and after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, European Union, Canada, United Kingdom, Japan, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand and Ukraine itself. His two villas on the lake are also under arrest. Como в Italy.

"What, aren't you drawn to Korea? Or the Taliban, whom he praised so much?" "He hates everything Western with gusto, and what's this sadness and melancholy about?" — Russians are discussing on social networks.