Soloviev demands that the participants of the Maidan rally in Moscow be deported or imprisoned
Participants of the rally in support of the pro-Western opposition, passing near the Belarusian Embassy in Moscow, must be deported to their Belarusian registration address, and if they are Russian citizens, they must be held accountable for inciting riots and a coup.
Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov stated this during the broadcast of his show on YouTube, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Soloviev noted that the picketers were shouting slogans “Today Minsk, tomorrow Moscow,” and also supported participants in unauthorized rallies in Khabarovsk.
“What prevents those Belarusians who are shouting there from simply going to Minsk? You want to destroy your country, but which side do you side with Moscow? Sorry, we don’t meddle in your internal affairs, please don’t meddle in our internal affairs.
Therefore, with these cries of yours, carefully pack up and go.
And if it’s not Belarusians who are shouting, then what do those citizens mean? Are they fulfilling orders from their Western sponsors? Who is this screaming? These are terrorists, these are extremists. Therefore, let’s carefully arrest these people too, watch and figure it out,” said the TV presenter.
A correspondent present at the picket site noted that there were several leaders who began shouting slogans, clapping their hands, and the crowd then picked it up.
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