He persists and signs.
After the controversial remarks of Emmanuel Macron, who said he was considering sending Western troops to Ukraine, Russian television host Vladimir Soloviev, known for his propagandist antics, called the French president a
“phenomenal moron”
and a “phenomenal moron
” .
"Nazi bastard"
, believing that he was
"not worth half of De Gaulle"
.
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“You, (...) heir of
Pétain
, do you think you can hit Russia with impunity?
In this case you have understood nothing about our country
,” he said in his show “Evening with Vladimir Soloviev”
,
watched by millions of viewers on the state channel Rossiya-1.
“Macron is of course a phenomenal moron, he has completely lost his mind.
Do you want to attack Russia?
So choose a French city that you want to wipe off the map!”
“Pathetic little Satanist”
Vladimir Soloviev, star host in Russia and known to be close to power, is not his first prank against Emmanuel Macron.
In October 2022, for example, the presenter called him a
“pathetic and insignificant little Satanist”
, after the head of state had criticized the Russian Orthodox Church during a meeting with Pope Francis.
More generally, the sixty-year-old has continued to attack the West since the start of the war in Ukraine, describing German power, at the beginning of 2023, as the
“fourth Reich”
, after sending Leopard tanks to Ukraine.
He also called for
“preventive strikes”
on Europe, and wondered if the Russian army should
“just”
not
“kill the 1.5 billion inhabitants living under the auspices of
NATO
»
, in order to put an end to the support of the Atlantic Alliance in Kiev.
At the start of the week, Emmanuel Macron assured that the sending of Western troops to Ukraine could not
“be excluded”
.
“There is no consensus today to send ground troops in an official, assumed and endorsed manner.
But in dynamics, nothing should be excluded.
We will do everything necessary to ensure that Russia cannot win this war
,” he said at the end of an international conference in support of Ukraine.
To which Vladimir Putin responded on Thursday, warning the West of a
“real threat”
of nuclear war.