‘They Did Succeed!’: Solovyov Goes Berserk Over Russian Volunteers’ Success In Shebekino

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The Kremlin's chief propagandist Vladimir Solovyov is outraged by Moscow's reaction to the liberation of Shebekino in the Belgorod region.

On June 1, Russian volunteers began the active phase of the liberation of the Belgorod region from the power of the Kremlin.

Russian propaganda did not expect the success of the opponents of the Putin regime and was stunned by the real successes of the RVC and the Freedom of Russia Legion.

Most of the federal channels and news agencies hide the real information about the “special military operation” in the Belgorod region.

However, the situation reached such a degree of intensity that Russia’s chief propagandist Vladimir Solovyov was the first to break the silence:

“I am furious. A beautiful Russian city located on our land is being ironed! And we say in all seriousness: “They tried (to perform — edit.) a terrorist attack in the Belgorod region, and they did not succeed.” But they did succeed! They turned the life of the inhabitants of Shebekino into a pure hell!” the propagandist is outraged.

It is interesting that the process of destruction of Mariupol, Bakhmut and other Ukrainian cities, together with their inhabitants, did not cause such a reaction from Solovyov for some reason.

As the website Charter97.org reported earlier, the fighters of the RVC and the Freedom of Russia Legion began the second phase of the military operation on the territory of the Russian Federation.

Russian volunteers have broken through the border of the Russian Federation and are moving towards the town of Shebekino, Belgorod Region.

Volleys from “Grads” destroyed the leadership of the Russian military in the building of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Shebekino. In addition, during the fighting, an enemy truck with ammunition and a “Tulpan” self-propelled mortar were shot down. Also, Russian volunteers destroyed a cluster of enemy equipment in the village of Novaya Tavolzhanka, near the town of Shebekino.

Later, information appeared that Russian volunteers entered the suburbs of Shebekino.