As you know, an ardent Russian TV propagandist and TV manipulator Solovyov is a Jew by birth. It would be indecent to mention this, if not for one circumstance, which network analyst Andrey Nalgin told in his publication.
The fact is that Solovyov was included in the bill of the US Congress, according to which new sanctions will be introduced against 35 Russian citizens (and this is almost certain) in response to the construction of Nord Stream 2.
It's funny to find out that Soloviev once began his career in America - at first he taught there, and then went into business. It was then that he developed close ties with a very influential Jewish community. And now she, as a rule, defending her own people to the end, refused to support Solovyov.
In addition, the European Union will almost certainly join the new sanctions, which means that Solovyov's villa on Lake Como, which has become the talk of the town, will be inaccessible to him.
This is such a serious blow to his reputation and habitual life that he literally began to ask the press secretary of the Foreign Ministry Zakharova on the air if Russian diplomacy would support him? But Zakharova had nothing to console Solovyov with, she replied that "this sanctions flywheel is unlikely to decline in the near future".
Goodbye Italy? Arividerci, Como?
Where will the honorary propagandist of Russia now rest? Is it really in the Crimea, like his no less glorious colleague Kiselyov does?