Ukrainian journalist Dmitry Gordon stated that he had prepared a “little surprise” for the Russian colleague Vladimir Solovyov. According to him, the life of a TV presenter then will be divided into “before and after”.
Gordon gave to understand that this will be a response to harsh statements from the Soloviev aired was a result of “Russia 1”. Surprise, he said, is “so small that he will remember it for the rest of my life.”
“On the territory of the Russian Federation, in Moscow, lives a man who urgently needed emergency medical care. This man’s name is Vladimir Solovyov. Happened to him big trouble. I ask all who are driven by ideas of love of neighbor, to find the best psychiatrists, to be able to Vladimir Solovyov to help,” said Gordon on his YouTube channel.
“Surprise,” said Gordon, will appear on video on July 13 in 18 hours.
Solovyov shortly before the Federal television compared Gordon with Nazi criminal Josef Goebbels and threatened him with the Tribunal. He called a colleague a Nazi bastard, a scoundrel, a villain and accomplice “of the Bandera regime”. The broadcaster deliberately distorted the name of the opponent calling his Gordeenko and depicting the Ukrainian accent.
Earlier, as he wrote NEWS.ru, chief editor of radio station “Echo of Moscow” Alexei Venediktov in an interview, Gordon called Soloveva “the huckster” and “stand for the microphone.”
