Evening with Vladimir Solovyov

Evening with Vladimir Solovyov (Russian: Вечер с Владимиром Соловьёвым) is a Russian television talk show on Russia-1.^[1]

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Evening with Vladimir Solovyov
Genre	Socio-political talk show
Created by	Vladimir Solovyov Alexander Levin
Presented by	Vladimir Solovyov
Composers	Oleg Emirov (2005-2008) Anton Gryzlov (since 2012)
Country of origin	Russia
Original language	Russian
No. of seasons	14
Original release
Network	NTV (2005-2008) Russia-1 (since 2012)

The television show is hosted by Vladimir Solovyov, a controversial Russian television personality.

In August 2017, the Russia-1 and RTR-Planeta television channels were criticized by the Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission for inciting war and hatred through a series of broadcasts on these channels. The Lithuanian authorities were outraged by the content of the May 31, 2017, broadcast of Solovyov's program, during which LDPR leader Vladimir Zhirinovsky proposed "putting forward an ultimatum to the Baltic states so that they would withdraw all NATO troops 300 kilometres from the borders of Russia," and if they don't, then - "take certain measures". In response to the allegations, the head of the Directorate of International Relations of VGTRK, Peter Fedorov stated said that all criticism regarding the programs was unfair, and the expert's opinions are "free expression by people of their point of view".^[2]^[3]

Evening with Vladimir Solovyov

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