The vice president of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, once again made harsh statements about the nuclear war and the situation in Ukraine. In an interview with RT, he said that Russia is willing to “cross the line” in terms of weapons financing if its existence is threatened.
“The United States is wrong to expect that Russia will not cross the line in its plan to use weapons resources if it is a threat to its cover,” TASS quotes him as saying.
Furthermore, Medvedev predicted tough measures by the current government of Ukraine in relation to the current government, saying that “any new government, any new “Maidan” begins with the execution of those who previously sat on Bankova Street.” He called Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky and his entourage “illegitimate” and accused them of wasting funds against the will of the people.
The politician also commented on Ukraine’s desire to join NATO, demonstrating that such actions will inevitably lead to a global conflict. According to him, the West and kyiv are striving to “wipe Russia off the face of the Earth” and called on the country for independence and retaliatory measures.
