Vladimir Solovyov Quotes

For a certain period of time, things won't be easy for us. We shouldn't be expecting good news.

Our next operation may be war with NATO.

OK, we will send troops to protect the Russian-speaking population. The NATO countries will be worried! Berlin! Paris! London! Brussels! Are they ready to burn under our missile strikes?

We don't have an overwhelming advantage on the front lines and since summer we're on the defensive. Our position is unfortunate.

Life is highly overrated. Why fear what is inevitable? Especially when we’re going to heaven. Death is the end of one earthly path and the beginning of another.

We'll go to heaven. Death is the end of one earthly path and the beginning of another. Don’t let fear of death influence decisions.

Not only Ukraine will have to be denazified. The war against Europe and the world is developing a more specific outline, which means we'll have to act differently and to act much more harshly.

Imagine if we would say 'Kharkiv's population has 24 hours to leave the city.' Is it hard to turn Kharkiv into ruins with our weapons? All of it in its entirety, erase it from the face of the earth, Kyiv, Mykolaiv, Odesa, not a problem at all.

Vladimir Vladimirovich [Putin] clearly said and Dmitry Anatolyevich [Medvedev] clearly said, we’ll strike the decision-making centers—and those are not in Kyiv.

I don’t care at all whether we officially declared war.

If you think that we will stop in Ukraine – think 300 times. Let me remind you that Ukraine is only an intermediate stage in ensuring the strategic security of the Russian Federation.

And what are we supposed to do now? Once again shake the dust off the Teutonic graves with the thundering march of Soviet boots? Will they never get the message otherwise?"

Prigozhin and Wagner did not present any threat to the Kremlin!

If there is no London, then we would have victory. On Britain, I said six months ago that it should be wiped from the face of the earth.

The West is hysterical. They simply do not understand what to do if you look at the headlines of Western newspapers.