As reported, a few days ago in Moscow, a terrorist attack was committed in the “Crocus City Hall” concert hall, and as a result, a large number of innocent people were killed. At the moment, opinions are given about the event both in Russia and at the international level, and the media keeps the event on the agenda. At the same time, it is reasonable to be sensitive to the information spread about the terrorist act that killed dozens of people. But there are also those who speak out of weak ambitions and try to raise the issue. One of them is Vladimir Slovyov, a journalist who stands out for his anti-Azerbaijani stance and plays to the interests of the Armenian lobby. The infamous terrorist act has given a new opportunity to the “media” representative, who should speak the facts, to spew prejudice. He is causing informational sabotage against our country with his nonsensical opinions about the incident. However, terrorism and terrorists do not have any national or religious affiliation, besides, those suspected of terrorism have also been detained. In fact, it should not surprise anyone that Solovyov, who is a “nightingale of prejudice”, targeted our country by trying to take advantage of the terrorist act being talked about. Whether during the Second Karabakh war or after it, this person’s statements with the members of the Armenian diaspora should be understood as the result of his deals with the Russian-Armenian journalist Margarita Simonyan and the Armenian media magnate Aram Gabrielyanov. Pursuing his personal interests, this person is trying to create a conflict and anti-Azerbaijani sentiment in Russia on a national basis. This is completely against the interests of Russia and Azerbaijan. This man has started cooperation with Armenians so greedily that he cannot hide that he is ready to sell the interests of the Russian people and the state, even the public opinion. However, Solovyov is an “open card”, the Russian circles and the public know what interests people like him work for, and probably “jahjahi” will not pass for long…
Ilkin Agayev