Solovyov criticized Russian political scientist and journalist for visiting Azerbaijan

During the broadcast, Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov criticized political scientist Sergei Markov and former deputy head of TASS Mikhail Gusman. According to him, Markov will no longer be invited to Russian TV channels. In addition, he should be recognized as a foreign agent, Solovyov believes.

Earlier, Markov said that "President Ilham Aliyev is one of the most experienced leaders of our time. Leaders of other countries look at him and try to learn from him."

As for Gusman, he was dismissed from his post shortly after his trip to a media forum in Azerbaijan.

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