Russian TV fantasizes about redrawing the map of Europe - Break the Fake - TVP WORLD

Russian propagandists are once again drawing imaginary maps of Europe, with talk of a "corridor to Hungary" and claims that current borders may not last forever. Vladimir Solovyov and his fellow Kremlin loyalists lay out these fantasies on state TV, threatening Lviv, Slovakia and beyond. But while Moscow's TV warriors dream of expansion, the reality is quite different, with Russia still struggling to control parts of Donetsk more than three years into the war. In the new episode of Break The Fake, Jonasz Rewiński breaks down the latest wave of Russian propaganda, why Solovyov and others make these outrageous claims.