The Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council, Dmytry Medvedev, said that Russia will now always fight against Ukraine — they will find a reason to attack in 10 or 50 years.
Dmytry Medvedev intimidates Ukrainians
The existence of Ukraine is mortally dangerous for Ukrainians. And I do not mean only the current state, the Bandera political regime. I am talking about any, absolutely any Ukraine. Why? The presence of an independent state on the historical Russian territories will now be a permanent reason for the resumption of hostilities, he wrote.
Medvedev calls Ukraine a "cancerous neoplasm", an "artificial country" and declares that Russia will never consider its power to be legitimate.
The probability of a new conflict will persist indefinitely. Almost always. Moreover, there is a 100 percent probability of a new conflict, no matter what security papers the West signs with the puppet Kyiv regime. Neither the association of Ukraine with the EU nor even the accession of this artificial country to NATO will stop him. It can happen in 10 or 50 years, he added.
He also believes that Ukrainians, "no matter how much they now wish the Russians dead" and "no matter how much they hate the Russian leadership", one day they will allegedly choose not to fight and die forever but to live in a "great common state".
Medvedev tries to intimidate the UK with a possible Russian attack
Putin's henchman claims that Moscow is ready to declare war on London if Great British is going to settle its military contingent in Ukraine.
Medvedev complains that British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak officially visited the Ukrainian capital to sign a "historic security agreement".
How would the Western public react to the fact that the British delegation came under fire from cluster munitions in the center of Kyiv, as it happened to the civilians of our Belgorod? (according to the propaganda of the Russian Federation — ed.), the ex-president of the Russian Federation cynically stated.
In addition, he began to scold the British and call them "insolent" and "eternal enemies".
And one more thing: I hope our eternal enemies, the insolent British, understand that placing their official military contingent in Ukraine would mean declaring war on our country.
