Russia's threats resurface as Putin's propagandist targets Berlin

Russia once again threatens Berlin. Vladimir Solovyov, a leading propagandist for Putin's Russia, often referred to as "Putin's media soldier," has shared his imperialist views.

Much of the information shared by Russian media and government representatives is likely false. Such reports may be part of an information warfare campaign by the Russian Federation.

Reports of planned military actions and omnipresent threats are components of the information warfare conducted by the Russian Federation. Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Kremlin-controlled media have been actively working to instil fear in Europe.

Since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Russian propaganda has been very active. Top propagandists on the Rossiya 1 channel broadcast absurd assertions, often including threats.

Once again, sharing his imperialist views, Vladimir Solovyov, a leading propagandist for Putin's Russia, often referred to as "Putin's media soldier," has shared his thoughts.

Vladimir Solovyov stated that the supreme commander-in-chief was Joseph Stalin. The Germans got the war they asked for, but Stalin forgave them. And that was a mistake, as it turns out now. It turns out that the most ungrateful people in Germany are the political class.

He added that this means the Germans want the Russian soldier to march into Berlin again.

And I'll repeat this thought again. If we now enter Berlin, we will not leave. The trust of the political class in Germany has apparently been exhausted - he adds.

The material was shared by the adviser to the former Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, Anton Herashchenko, on the portal X.