Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson interviews Russian President Vladimir Putin
No Thursday, Russian President Vladimir Putin granted an online interview to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson. The interview lasted over two hours and covered various topics, from the situation in Ukraine to the Russian economy. However, despite the lengthy conversation, few new ideas were presented.
During the chat, Putin admitted that Russia did not achieve its war objectives in the invasion of Ukraine, which was widely condemned by the international community. The Russian president began the interview with a speech about history, including details about the reign of Empress Catherine the Great. At one point, Carlson praised Putin for his historical knowledge but questioned its relevance to the topic at hand.
Details about the circumstances in which the interview was recorded were not disclosed by NBC News. Putin spoke in Russian, and the translation was provided by Carlson’s program. During the dialogue, rumors emerged about the possibility of Russia releasing journalist Evan Gershkovich from The Wall Street Journal. Gershkovich is unjustly detained in the United States, and Putin did not dismiss this possibility but suggested that an agreement would be necessary for it to happen.
The Russian president mentioned that there is an ongoing dialogue between the intelligence services of both countries and expressed his desire for the United States to contribute to achieving Russia’s objectives in this matter. He stated that he is ready to talk and emphasized that negotiations are in progress. However, The Wall Street Journal rejected Putin’s accusations against Gershkovich and expressed hope that an agreement will be reached to bring the journalist back home.
Evan is considered a journalist, and his work should not be seen as a crime. The newspaper reiterated that he was unjustly arrested almost a year ago by Russia while carrying out his professional activities and once again called for his immediate release.
In summary, Vladimir Putin’s lengthy interview with Tucker Carlson addressed several important issues related to Russia and international relations. However, many of these issues were already known beforehand. Additionally, rumors emerged about the possible release of journalist Evan Gershkovich from The Wall Street Journal, something that depends on future negotiations between the intelligence services of the United States and Russia.
| Notícia | Resumo |
|---|---|
| Data | Quinta-feira |
| Entrevistado | Vladimir Putin |
| Entrevistador | Tucker Carlson |
| Duração | Mais de duas horas |
| Tópicos | Situação na Ucrânia e economia russa |
| Objetivos de guerra | Não alcançados |
| Detalhes da entrevista | Gravada sem divulgação de circunstâncias |
| Rumores | Possível libertação de Evan Gershkovich |
| Diálogo entre serviços de inteligência | Em andamento, Rússia espera contribuição dos EUA |
| Posição do Wall Street Journal | Rejeita acusações e pede libertação de Gershkovich |
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