Russian Occupiers Refused The "combat Vehicles" Solovyov Brought Them

The propagandist is accused of stealing.

A new scandal between military propagandists has erupted in Russia. Famous Z-blogger Pozdnyakov accused Kremlin host Vladimir Solovyov of large-scale embezzlement of funds collected allegedly "to help the army," "Dialog" reports.

According to him, Solovyov collected hundreds of millions of rubles from Russians under the guise of charitable collections, but most of the money settled in his fund.

The remaining crumbs were used to make homemade buggies that are not suitable for combat use.

Pozdnyakov published photos of these "combat vehicles." The pictures show roughly welded metal frames, some without rudders and seats. Wheels - from ordinary cars, control - with a steering wheel like a bicycle, and the cabin resembles a garden wheelbarrow with a motor. Such "off-roaders" are standing in the open air and have already started to rust.

The Russian military has refused to use them. Judging by the photos, these structures are more dangerous for the driver than for the enemy: their low speed, lack of protection and minimal durability make them an easy target for the AFU.

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