Volodymyr Solovyov, one of Russia’s most famous TV presenters, was invited by residents of Belgorod to move his studio to the recently bombed region after the propagandist said the population was in “hysterics” because of increasingly frequent strikes. Jellyfish

Angry that his good friend Vladimir Putin is being criticized for the fact that the war in Ukraine has crossed the border and the Belgorod border region has become a zone of active hostilities, Solovyov said on his propaganda broadcast that there are “a large number of beings who claim to be bloggers”. complaining about the inaction of the authorities, notes an independent Russian publication.

“A large number of different creatures posing as bloggers who say: “Well, the federal government has forgotten about Belgorod, help people! People have nothing, it’s terrible, people feel abandoned, as can be! While Moscow is having fun, Belgorod is dying.” All this vile hysteria, which the Ukrainian-Nazi mass media picked up right away,” Solovyov said on the air of “Russia-1”.

The propagandist called the complaints of Belgorod residents about the bombing “despicable hysteria” and advised them to “shut up”, noting that he was in the area to talk with the Minister of Communications of the region, Oksana Tarantova, and that shelters had also been created. in Belgorod.

“Solovyov, come! Belgorod is waiting for you”

In response, one of the Belgorod TV channels offered Russians who live in fear of explosions to write comments on Solovyov’s latest post on VKontakte (Russia’s largest social network, no).

The post has collected more than 2,500 comments, and many of them invite the TV presenter to live in the city.

The Russians reminded Solovyov that he had come to Belgorod with a bulletproof vest, and demanded to show the “creature” how to behave “correctly” in case of bombings.

“We offer to move your cozy studio to Belgorod and come and go from work during the siren, fall asleep and wake up with it. Please show an example of how not to fall into “hysterics” when rockets fly into houses, apartments and people,” was one of the messages addressed to Solovyov.

The hashtag #SoloviovVinoBelgorodTeAșeaptă also appeared in other comments.

Bombings of Belgorod have increased in recent weeks and became particularly intense during the three days of presidential elections in mid-March.

Russian planes are bombing Belgorod

On March 19, the governor of the region, Vyacheslav Gladkov, said that 16 civilians were killed and 98 were injured during shelling in the Belgorod region during the week.

Residents of the Graivoron district bordering Ukraine launched a petition to Vladimir Putin asking “not to abandon them” under the bombings: “We voted for you, we gave you power, why can’t you restore order.” on the territory of Russia?”, the authors of the petition write.

Over six thousand people signed the petition within a week.

According to sources from the Russian Astra TV channel quoted by The Moscow Times, Russian planes have bombed the Belgorod region in recent days after Russian rebels crossed the border from Ukraine.

Both last year and this year, several unexploded Russian bombs were found in the Belgorod region.