“It’s not for you, yesterday’s Ukrainians, to teach us information warfare” - Solovyov
Yesterday's Ukrainians, who became Russians, who screwed up their country, are now shouting that Russia is losing and does not know how to wage an information war.
Journalist and TV presenter Vladimir Solovyov stated this on the Rossiya 1 TV channel, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“In Russia they constantly shout that we are losing the information war, we don’t know how to wage an information war, we are doing this wrong, that. Moreover, this is shouted by those who lost everything in their country, who in their country were unknown people - politicians, journalists, bloggers, and lost everything there. And now they’ve come to my country and here they’re starting to whine and be boring. Ostensibly trying to teach us something. Cuckoo! You have already shown everything you can do. Where is your country? Therefore, sit quietly,” said Solovyov.
“I see a lot of criticism from Russians about the exchange,” argued Ukrainian political scientist Vasily Vakarov.
“Who has the most criticism? If you read these “Russians,” you will suddenly see that these Russians were Ukrainians yesterday. Ukrainian bloggers, who have not taken root in their country, or are stuck in Europe, are starting to tell Russians how we should treat who we are changing and for whom,” the TV presenter answered.
English version :: Read in English "It is not you, yesterday's Ukrainians, who should teach us about information warfare" – Solovyov