Propagandist Solovyov imagined concentration camps for Russians in Germany
Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov called on Russian citizens currently in Germany to return to Russia immediately. During a broadcast of his program, he claimed that “concentration camps for Russians” had allegedly already been built in Germany and that preparations were underway to persecute them based on their ethnicity.
The Kremlin mouthpiece urged his compatriots to abandon their illusions and not to remain in Europe amid the war. Statements of this nature are part of Russia’s disinformation campaign aimed at intimidating its own population and creating an image of European countries as the enemy.
Source: Nexta.
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