Russian soldier threatens Putin's chief propagandist Solovyov: "Would shoot him at the front"

Video on social media Russian soldier threatens Putin's chief propagandist Solovyov: "Would shoot him at the front" A video of Russian soldiers gathered in front of the headquarters of the Rossiya Sevodnya news agency in Moscow is currently circulating online. They are openly threatening Putin's chief propagandist Vladimir Solovyov. You can see a man in a Russian soldier's uniform directly in front of the entrance to the building, which is only around two and a half kilometers from the Kremlin. Several other voices can be heard in the background. With excited voices, the men and women send an open threat to Putin's chief propagandist and state TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov: "Every day he sings his nightingale songs [Solovjow literally: nightingale. Editor's note]. I would shoot him at the front immediately if he showed himself. I would immediately put a bullet in his head. He says he was at the front, I've never seen him there." Russian soldiers stand in front of the media building in Moscow - and threaten Solovyov Putin and the Kremlin itself are also targets in the video. The half-masked Russian soldier at the center of the video accuses the state apparatus of working for foreign masters - namely the 47th US President Donald Trump. A female voice can be heard from off-screen: "It's Trumpomania 2, Sasha! Trumpomania 2." The violent statements, made in the middle of the Russian capital Moscow in front of the headquarters of the media company Rossija Sewodnja, are already causing an uproar online. It is not known whether the men and women in the video were punished for recording the video.