Solovyov, nicknamed 'Putin's voice,' said Russia is fighting a 'religious war' against the West.
Ukrainian flags are now flying over Kherson, the only provincial center Russian troops managed to capture following their invasion of Ukraine on February 24, after Moscow's forces retreated across the Dnipro River.radio show 'Full Contact,' claimed Russia had withdrawn its troops from some occupied parts of Ukraine as a"good will gesture."
Solovyov said:"I've been screaming out loud since February that we need to strike the bridges, destroy the infrastructure, delivery entryways. They [Russian military] said, 'You don't understand anything, they'll bring their equipment to the same area and we will smash it!'
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