News anchor Tucker Carlson comes back to Moscow and announces interview with Russian foreign minister
Tucker Carlson, political commentator and former Fox News anchor, has returned to Moscow, announcing an upcoming interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
Source: Carlson on X (Twitter)
Details: Carlson stated that the interview with Lavrov will be available "very soon". He noted that Lavrov is the world's longest-serving foreign minister.
Quote: "We came back to Moscow yesterday to interview the Foreign Minister of Russia, Sergey Lavrov."
Details: Carlson claimed he spoke with Lavrov to present the "Russian perspective" on the full-scale war Russia has been waging against Ukraine since February 2022.
He criticised the Biden administration's policy on the war, accusing it of bringing the US "ever-closer to a nuclear conflict with Russia" and reiterating Kremlin narratives.
He denounced President Joe Biden’s recent decision to allow Ukraine to use US-made weapons against Russian territory, arguing that this move has brought the US "closer to nuclear war than any time in history".
Background:
- On 6 February, Carlson announced that he had travelled to Moscow to interview Russian leader Vladimir Putin and said that he had also asked for an interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
- During the interview with Carlson on 9 February, Putin claimed that he wanted to "achieve a resolution of the situation in Ukraine through negotiations".
- On 29 February, Carlson described his impressions of the interview with Putin on a podcast hosted by American journalist Lex Fridman, saying that the Kremlin is trying to demonise Ukrainians by calling them Nazis.
- On 1 March, Dmitry Peskov, the Russian president’s press secretary, said in a comment about Tucker Carlson’s interview with Vladimir Putin that there are many things Carlson does not understand, but at least he does listen to what Putin has to say.
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