Tucker Carlson to Interview Vladimir Putin, Sparking Controversy and Criticism

The former Fox News host's upcoming interview with the Russian President marks the first by a Western journalist since the Ukraine invasion, amid scrutiny over Carlson's views on Ukraine and praise for Putin.

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson confirms he will interview Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, marking the first interview by a Western journalist with Putin since the start of the Ukraine invasion nearly three years ago.
Carlson, known for his critical views on Ukraine and praise for Putin, aims to provide Americans with insight into the war in Ukraine, criticizing Western media for misleading coverage.
The interview, to be posted on the social media platform X, has sparked controversy, with Carlson facing criticism for his approach and past comments on Ukraine and Zelenskyy.
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