The publication in Bild was for some reason called a “revanchist article” by the Kremlin's main mouthpiece on social networks.
The publication in the German newspaper Bild about military operations in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation, in which Leopard tanks are allegedly used, infuriated the deputy chairman of the National Security Council RF and former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.
In his message on the X platform (former Twitter), the Russian politician, who serves as the Kremlin's main mouthpiece on social media, threatened Germany with Russian tanks near the Reichstag.
For some reason, Medvedev called the publication in Bild a “revanchist article”, deciding that it was about “the return of German tanks to Russian soil”.
“In response, we will do everything to ensure that the newest Russian tanks appear on the Republic Square [that is, on the square in front of the Reichstag building in central Berlin],” he threatened.
Recall that it took the Kremlin two whole days, to somehow react to the events in Kursk region, where Russian troops, in particular, lost control over the city of Sudzha. The final gas distribution station in Russia is located there, providing gas transit to Europe, going through Ukraine.
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