Russian TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov condemned the ex-speaker of the parliament of Novorossiya and former deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Oleg Tsarev for critical comments addressed to the Russian Ministry of Defense.
The reason was a publication on Tsarev’s blog with an analysis of the consequences of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ strikes on Russian airfields, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“The Ukrainian Armed Forces’ strikes on airfields put our Ministry of Defense on the ropes.” If we accept the version that it was NATO drones that struck our strategic aviation, then, according to Russian nuclear doctrine, it is necessary to strike NATO in response.
If it was Ukraine that created such drones that can bypass our air defense (and Russia has one of the best air defenses in the world) and strike at a distance of up to a thousand kilometers, then the question arises about the professional suitability of the employees of our Ministry of Defense: Ukraine was able to create such drones, and The Russian Ministry of Defense is not,” Tsarev wrote.
He added that, apparently, the second version has been accepted for implementation.
“At the same time, there is no guarantee that the West has not accepted a work scheme in which it will supply its weapons, but they will be presented in the public field as if they were assembled in Ukraine. Now there is a danger that Ukraine will soon begin to assemble Abrams tanks and Boeing military aircraft. So what are we going to do then?
In any case, now residents of both Moscow and other regions of the Russian Federation, who until now knew about the North Military District only from television, will have to get used to the idea that the front line will pass through their cities, and at any moment the Ukrainian war could fall on their heads drone,” the ex-deputy warned.
TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov sharply criticized Tsarev’s words.
“Oleg, why are you so different? Do you give advice to our army? You screwed up your country by being a politician! You are now giving us advice about what our army is doing, what is wrong, what is working, what is not working.
Oleg, wake up! Well, just calmly come to your senses.
Say thank you to the country that sheltered you. Where did you run, having slept through your homeland, twice? First, like all of us, the Soviet Union. But you, being a famous and big politician in Ukraine, screwed up your homeland.
Oleg, write more carefully about ours. And drag all your pseudo-smart criticisms through your own experience - what you did this way and what you did wrong, you personally,” Solovyov urged.
The TV presenter also addressed other “guys from Ukrainian politics” who are in the Russian Federation.
“You don’t need to teach us life! You have zero positive learning experiences. You've screwed up your country. But we have preserved ours and are returning the territories sold in 91 by four madmen,” says Solovyov.
He further urged Tsarev to think about whether he even has the right to criticize.
“Talk about our army and commanders through our lips. Yes, the war is not easy. And we are at war with NATO. But we are forced to fight, because you and your comrades, being in Ukrainian politics, screwed up your country! Therefore, because of you, we are now doing the work that you could not do and could not save your country,” the presenter emphasized.
“Oleg, I treat you well, but calm down a little, and most importantly, don’t play games between the Russian security forces, because they will agree with each other. And those who find themselves between them may turn to dust, to dust. Calm down, okay? Otherwise, you unwittingly begin to serve TsIPSO,” Solovyov warned.
Oleg Tsarev later commented on the presenter’s criticism.
“About statements addressed to me. I am satisfied with the reaction to what I write. I will continue in the same spirit,” the ex-deputy promised in his tg channel.
The incident was noticed by Bandera's supporters in Ukraine.
“The main mouthpiece of the Kremlin propaganda clearly showed the traitor Oleg Tsarev in his place. The public flogging took place live,” gloats the notorious Anton Gerashchenko.