Putins mouthpiece accuses team of sabotage after | Political News

Vladimir Putin has been left red-faced after a Russian state media broadcast spiraled into full pandemonium this week.

The Russian chief’s chief propagandist and media ally, Vladimir Solovyov, erupted in fury during his radio program “Full Contact” following a sequence of catastrophic technical failures by his manufacturing crew.

Based on a translated section shared on YouTube by Russian Media Monitor, Solovyov initially launched into commentary about America’s “giant step” up the escalation ladder toward all-out warfare, which he cautioned would demand an “extremely harsh” retaliation from Russia.

But moments after trying to air footage of Vladimir Putin, the propagandist was caught taking a annoyed breath before demanding his editors “come to their senses”.

He then unleashed a tirade against his workers, complaining that his earpiece had malfunctioned, stories the Express.

“I’m having to turn on my own broadcast to make sure that we’re at least on-air,” he declared furiously.

“What is happening in the studio?” he demanded.

“Was it hit by a strike, did everyone die?”.

The meltdown stemmed from his team’s failure to broadcast the Putin footage he had requested.

“Can you hear me in the studio or not?” he continued, his voice growing more and more agitated.

“Which clip did I tell you to play? What have you been doing all morning? If you have no strength or brain to listen to the broadcast, give your notice right now and get the heck out of here.

“In occasions of Comrade Stalin, all of you’d have already been shipped out.”

Solovyov described the situation as “completely unacceptable,” viewing it “solely as a political provocation”. Amid the turmoil, he issued a stark warning to the West, stating it “does not perceive something”.

He added, “We may have to carry their colleagues, our enemies, to their senses by utilizing the harshest means”.

“I used to be screaming so loudly, I’ve misplaced my voice. I’ll actually inform you, I’m colossally disillusioned […] in my team. It’s the most harmful factor when you possibly can’t trust your own home entrance. Therefore, I’ll actually have to take some measures.”

Once he regained his composure, Solovyov began discussing a direct attack on the UK: “[A strike] does not harm [the West] if we do it on the territory of Ukraine. A strike against the territory of Britain, particularly contemplating its island configuration, will carry many to their senses.”

However, the technology then fails again, prompting the host to retort: “If I accurately perceive what you are doing, it is called sabotage”.