Following the drone attack on Moscow, Solovyov urged frightened Russians to leave the country
Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov reacted to yet another drone attack on Moscow by urging residents of the Russian capital not to panic. To those who are not prepared to live under wartime conditions and feel fear due to the drone strikes, he effectively suggested leaving Russia.
Commenting on the morning attack on the Russian capital, Solovyov emphasized that citizens should view the situation as part of the realities of war and seek moral support in their own family histories.
“Don’t panic. Understand that there is a war going on. And draw strength, in particular, from your family histories,” the propagandist stated.
At the same time, the TV host spoke harshly about Russians who react painfully to drone attacks and cannot cope with their anxiety. According to him, such people allegedly lack sufficient “Russian spirit” and may follow the example of those he called traitors.
“If you are weak, if you have nothing Russian in you, follow the path of traitors. Leave your homeland,” Solovyov said.
The statement came amid another series of drone attacks on Moscow and the Moscow region, which have recently been causing increasingly frequent disruptions at airports, air raid alerts, and anxiety among local residents.
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