Solovyov, Gurulev and others - a course towards breaking ties with Baku and self-destruction

As expected, after the trilateral meeting of the leaders of Azerbaijan, the USA, and Armenia in Washington, Kremlin propagandists resorted to insults and threats. Solovyov even burst into a tirade about the probability of a NATO base appearing on the Caspian Sea and the necessity of a second special military operation. Deputies began to speak out after him.

This is stated in a Baku TV report.

"The odious Gurulev, who was recently transferred from the defense committee to the committee on regional policy and local government due to inappropriate statements, is also threatening Baku with war. However, what adequacy can we expect from Russian political PR? In all of Solovyov's absurd speech, there is one sensible thought, namely: Russia in the future needs to engage all diplomatic instruments, not so that Moscow would be respected, as Vladimir Rudolfovich passionately expressed, but to correct all the mistakes made by Moscow in relations with Baku over the past 8 months. This is in case reason kicks in, purely for self-preservation.

Diplomats, if the Kremlin understands this, will have to work hard to convince Azerbaijan that the delay in admitting guilt for shooting down the plane was a huge mistake. Of course, first it will be necessary to observe all the necessary formalities and fulfill Baku's demands for punishing those responsible and paying compensation. The hunched officials with dandruff-covered shoulders who write theses from the presidential apparatus and other structures, directing propagandists, will also have to work hard. Everyone will need to be reoriented, from Solovyov to the narrow-minded Z-bloggers and war correspondents, and forced to apologize. But for now, Moscow is stubbornly, purposefully, with some fatal doom, heading towards a complete break with Baku," the report states.

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