'I don't care how many Nazis die,' Vladimir Solovyov said on Russian state television.
Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov has said that strikes by Russian forces on civilian infrastructure in Ukraine are needed because"we have to fight so that our boys don't die."
During his evening talk show on the Russia-1 channel, Solovyov appeared to give a different take on Moscow's official line, which has repeatedly said that its forces do not strike civilian targets, despite Ukrainian cities enduring barrages of missiles and drone strikes that have hit apartment blocks and energy infrastructure.
During an exchange with panelists, he suggested that over the course of the war the stated need for restraint from Russia had changed. He said that at the start of the invasion the order was:"God forbid that civilian infrastructure would be attacked."This image shows an apartment damaged by Russian shelling in Kherson, Ukraine on December 20, 2022.
's justifications for his invasion, which was to"denazify" Ukraine. Such claims have been rejected by Kyiv and the international community.said that any"technical means" should be used if it meant that"as many enemies as possible will die and as few of ours do."Despite distancing himself from Christianity, Solovyov appears to believe in the hereafter. On January 2
because"why fear what is inevitable? Especially when we're going to heaven. Death is the end of one earthly path and the beginning of another."
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