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The threat is a response to Trumps alleged threat to Putin about bombin Moscow, if he invaded Ukraine.
The threat is a response to Trumps alleged threat to Putin about bombin Moscow, if he invaded Ukraine.
What is happening?
During a recent broadcast of the Russian radio show Full Contact, Kremlin loyalist Vladimir Solovyev launched into a fiery monologue, reviving a controversial clip that claimed Donald Trump once threatened to “bomb the s*** out of Moscow” if Russia invaded Ukraine.
“Radioactive Tsunami”
Solovyev responded to Trump’s alleged remarks with chilling rhetoric, questioning whether the former U.S. president truly understood the destructive power Russia claims to wield.
He described hypothetical attacks by Poseidon nuclear torpedoes capable of creating a “radioactive tsunami” that would, he said, carve a new “Strait named after Comrade Stalin.”
Mocking America’s Missile Defenses
Taunting the U.S.’s military technology, Solovyev dismissed any protective system the U.S. could construct—referring derisively to imagined defenses like the “Golden Dome,” “Diamond Dome,” or even the “S*** Dome.”
A Direct Insult to the American People
In an unfiltered tirade, Solovyev lashed out at the American public, calling them “animals” and accusing them of delusions of invincibility.
His words painted a picture of a nation unaware—or in denial—of the consequences of provoking a nuclear-armed adversary.
“Who needs a World without Russia in it?”
Solovyev escalated his threats by invoking past statements from President Putin, insisting Russia would not hesitate to strike back if attacked.
Referencing Putin’s chilling phrase—“Who needs the world if Russia isn’t in it?”—Solovyev warned that Russia would bring others down with it in a global war.
Raging Against the West’s Support for Ukraine
The host accused Western nations of relentlessly pushing Russia into a corner.
He portrayed the war in Ukraine as part of a broader Western plot and claimed Russia’s only recourse might be a devastating show of force if diplomacy fails.
BRICS as a New Military Counterweight
Solovyev floated the idea of turning the BRICS alliance—currently an economic and diplomatic bloc—into a military coalition.
He suggested nations like China, North Korea, Iran, and Belarus might unite under Russia’s leadership to challenge Western dominance.
Predicting a “Hard, Terrible” World War
Warning that “everything is moving towards” a catastrophic conflict, Solovyev claimed the global balance of power could soon shift.
He urged for immediate action to prevent what he described as an approaching “terrible world war,” unless the West backs down.
France Becomes a Target of Russian Fury
Referencing the French government’s firm support for Ukraine, he declared that Russia should “smash the hell out of France,” suggesting French lives were worth less than those in Russian border regions affected by the war.
NATO Branded a “Predator” in Global Expansion
Solovyev wrapped up his tirade by accusing NATO of behaving like a “predator”—a force that spreads destruction and death.
He warned that the alliance’s moves into Asia and the Pacific represented a dangerous escalation, feeding into his narrative of an inevitable clash between East and West.
