Will Foreign Ministry of Azerbaijan Blacklist Kiselev and Solovyov?

One of the main Kremlin propagandists, Vladimir Solovyov, made another anti-Azerbaijani statement, now in Yerevan.

In particular, he condemned the extradition of the blogger Lapshin to Azerbaijan, calling it a "slap in the face" of Russia, noting that he himself visited Karabakh many times through Armenia. "So what now?" he said.

He also called on Armenia to act more actively in Russia to protect its interests, accusing the Armenians of not opposing Azerbaijani propaganda.

He was echoed by the Director General of Russia Today, Dmitry Kiselev, stating that Russia largely manages Azerbaijan through the sale of arms.

“Azerbaijan pays billions of dollars for weapons. In this sense, the contacts of Russia and Azerbaijan are in favor of Armenia,” he said, hinting that Baku pays billions of dollars and purchases weapons at international prices, and Armenia receives Iskander missiles for free.

The Russian journalists prevailing in the Russian media have arrived in Armenia to attend a new meeting of the notorious Griboedov Club. Within the walls of this club, no less odious Russian newsmaker Sergei Kurginyan stated that Armenia does not need independence and cannot retain its independence, and hinted that it would be easier for Armenia to become part of the Russian empire.

According to the Armenian media, in the relations between Russia and Armenia, it seems that a certain turning point has come, and Moscow sent "heavy" artillery to Yerevan - Kiselev, Solovyov, and Nikolai Patrushev.

On March 14, Serge Sargsyan is to visit Russia. According to informed experts, Moscow can offer Yerevan an extension of the functions of the 102^nd Russian military base in Gyumri to the regional level. Perhaps, it is to this outcome that the Russian "landing party" will try to prepare the Armenian society.

Anyway, it is high time for Baku to draw conclusions from the scandalous anti-Azerbaijani statements by Solovyov (the real name is Vinitskovsky-Shapiro - ed.), who should have been included in the black list long ago. -02D-