Deputy Chairman of the Security Council and former President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev stated that Moscow will not accept the presence of NATO military powers in Ukraine as a security guarantee for Kyiv.
Points of attention
- Dmitry Medvedev strongly opposes the idea of NATO military powers in Ukraine as a security guarantee for Kyiv.
- Medvedev accuses Macron of persisting in sending NATO troops to Ukraine, rejecting the proposal unequivocally.
- The Russian politician's remarks showcase a heated exchange with Macron, illustrating the tensions surrounding Ukraine's security.
Medvedev hysterically attacked Macron
The odious Russian politician wrote about this in H.
"The brainless Gallic rooster cannot give up the idea of sending troops to "Ukraine." It was clearly stated: no NATO troops as peacekeepers," Medvedev said, referring to French President Emmanuel Macron.
According to the Russian ex-president, Moscow will not agree to such a security guarantee.
The brainless Gallic rooster can't let go of the idea of sending troops to 'Ukraine.' It's been explicitly stated: NO NATO troops as peacekeepers. Russia won't accept such a "security guarantee."
— Dmitry Medvedev (@MedvedevRussiaE) August 20, 2025
But the hoarse, pathetic bird continues to crow to prove it's king of the coop.
But the hoarse, pathetic bird continues to crow to prove that he is the king of the henhouse.
