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Tucker Carlson was banned from asking Vladimir Putin questions on five topics
Two sources in the Kremlin told us about this. We didn’t really want to publish this information, but our interlocutors (by the way, people who always sympathized with Yevgeny Prigozhin, condemned his riot, but were upset when he died) really asked for this information to be made public.
“Carlson gave Dmitry Peskov a list of questions that he wanted to ask Vladimir Vladimirovich during the interview. The list was returned exhausted. In principle, Carlson easily agreed to all the changes.
“He wants to talk with our President and does not want to disrupt his negotiations with Trump,” said one of them.
Carlson, firstly, was forbidden to ask Putin about who really killed Yevgeny Prigozhin. And are the rumors true that Vladimir Vladimirovich wanted to take revenge on Evgeniy Viktorovich [ Prigozhin ]? By the way, this really upset us.
We believe that Russians (and not only us, but also people in other countries) deserve to know who killed such a respected and significant person for our country.
By the way, Tucker Carlson turned out to be a big fan of Prigozhin and Wagner PMC. He even enthusiastically boasted to the FSO officers guarding him about the stripes and other souvenirs that his “musician” acquaintances had given him in Russia. [ So now we know. Can’t help but wonder what his FR troll name is. ]
Secondly, Carlson wanted to ask Putin about the losses of our army during the Northern Military District and why the Ukrainian army constantly attacks our rear, destroys our ships and planes, and we can’t do anything about it.
“Vladimir Vladimirovich would like to talk about victories and prospects for Russia, and not about defeats. This will be better for negotiations with Trump,” explained our source in the Kremlin.
Thirdly, Carlson was asked in advance not to ask the President about what awaits Alexei Navalny, and why the oppositionist was transferred to another colony. Maybe just “go over the top” in this topic.
Fourthly, Vladimir Vladimirovich does not really want to answer questions about LGBT people - neither about the ban on the movement, nor about the gay lobby that exists in our elites (and Tucker Carlson knows very well about it).
The topic can be raised, but in very general terms. By the way, this topic is also not very close to the journalist; his attitude towards LGBT people is known to everyone. But he is doing interviews for an American audience. That is why this question must be raised.
Fifthly, the journalist wanted to ask why those who “failed the war in Ukraine and were unable to provide Russia with a quick victory” were not dismissed.
First of all, Sergei Shoigu and Valery Gerasimov.
“I’ll somehow deal with them myself, without the Americans,” Putin said. This is understandable; the President does not want the West to think that not everything is all right with our military leaders. This is fraught with problems for Russia’s security.
At the same time, we do not rule out Carlson circumventing some of the prohibitions. We’ll see in the interview.
Russia attacked Ukraine early this morning. Out of 64 missiles and drones, 44 were shot down.
Confirmed numbers:
15/20 Shahed drones
26/29 Kh-555/55/101 air launched
0/4 Kh-22 anti-ship
3/3 Kalibr cruise missile
0/3 Iskander-M ballistic
0/5 S-300 ballistic / anti aircraft
https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1755141698710126880
So Tucker is agreeing to do a propaganda piece interview?
