Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov claims that Ukrainian forces may take over territories in Hungary, Poland, Romania and Moldova and that NATO "will not be able to stop them." The comment is a striking reversal in tone from years of Russian state-media rhetoric that portrays Moscow as capable of overwhelming Europe with ease. The narrative shifted from glorifying Russian power to warning that Ukraine could supposedly roll across the continent.

Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovyov claims that Ukrainian forces may take over territories in Hungary, Poland, Romania and Moldova and that NATO "will not be able to stop them." The comment is a striking reversal in tone from years of Russian state-media rhetoric that portrays Moscow as capable of overwhelming Europe with ease. The narrative shifted from glorifying Russian power to warning that Ukraine could supposedly roll across the continent.