In his recent broadcast, Vladimir Solovyov analyzed Russia's foreign policy priorities, drawing parallels with Donald Trump's approach. Discussing the American president's statements about claims on Greenland and Venezuela, he emphasized the need for Moscow to demonstrate the same determination in defending its interests.
Solovyov highlighted that stability in Central Asia and Armenia is extremely important for Russia's security, pointing to these regions as key areas of influence. In his opinion, potential problems with neighboring countries pose a much greater threat than conflicts in distant places like Syria. In conclusion, he noted that the era of political games has come to an end and acknowledged the possibility of using forceful methods to protect Russian interests in neighboring countries.
