Vladimir Putin’s top aides issued a scary warning.
One of Vladimir Putin’s top aides issued a scary warning to Europe, describing the continent as an “evil empire”. On his Russian state TV show, “Sunday Evening with Vladimir Solovyov”, the notorious host delivered a heated speech criticising Russia’s internal economic policies before lashing out at Germany and broader European leadership.
Responding to the Munich Security Council, the leading forum for international security policy, which took place between 13 and 16 February,
Solovyov called for the “destruction” of the city of Munich and several top German politicians. Solovyov said, ”
The Munich conference has once again demonstrated that the city of Munich should probably be destroyed, because everything that comes out of Munich brings complete filth.” ”
These people are sick of war.” He then threatened Germany and even the leaders of the United Nations with sabotage.
“[Olaf] Scholz must be destroyed. [Friedrich] Meraz should be destroyed. [Johann] Wadeful should be destroyed.
Annalena Baerbock must be destroyed,” the state TV host said, referring to Germany’s former chancellor, current chancellor, federal minister for foreign affairs and president of the UN General Assembly, respectively.
“These words sound horrifying, don’t they?”
He claimed that German-supplied drones were killing Russians, which makes Germany a direct participant in “genocide.”
Solovyov then expanded his attack, describing Europe as an “empire of evil” and claiming that the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, was building a “new Reich”.
His guest, political scientist Sergei Mikheyev, then said that Europeans are “psychopaths” who can only be stopped by a “good punch in the nose”—a direct military threat that “leaves Europe with nothing.”.
“The ‘Empire of Evil’ has always been and will always be Europe […] Ursula von der Leyen is building another Reich,” Solovyov said, adding, “A good punch in the nose is more effective as persuasion than 10 volumes of epistolary style.”
Nevertheless, Russia itself fell victim to Solovyov’s latest attack. He heavily criticised the Russian Central Bank and the Ministry of Economic Development, mocking decisions to keep interest rates high and raise taxes and arguing that these policies were preventing the economic growth needed to win the war. He also expressed frustration that Russia is still dependent on Chinese components for drones because domestic businesses cannot get loans to build their own factories.
Sunday’s threat from Russia comes just a day after revelations that visitors to the MSC exhibition this week were being shown a two-minute AI-generated video featuring an actual downed martyr drone.
Behind the UAV, whose warhead has been removed, a two-minute AI-generated video is playing on a large screen in a loop. show this Again,
A massive drone launch occurred somewhere in Russia. Drones attacked targets in Davos and Brussels, including the European Parliament building.
