Russian television host Vladimir Solovyov, one of Vladimir Putin's "confidants," called the formation of an "international coalition" of Russia's allies in the fight against Ukraine indispensable.
Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Iran were among the countries Solovyov alluded to.
"I don't understand why the Americans, even when it comes to Grenada, always improvise an international coalition," he said on Wednesday, September 14, on his "Late Night with Vladimir" program, alluding to the U.S. military intervention in the small Caribbean island to reverse a coup backed by Cuba and the then-Soviet Union.
In landing in Grenada, the . . .
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