He canceled out all the propaganda with one message: Medvedev admitted that Russia wants to take over all of Ukraine

Medvedev admitted that Russia needs all of Ukraine/Getty Images, Channel 24

The Kremlin has spent a lot of resources promoting narratives like “brotherly people”, “protection of Russian speakers”, “peace negotiations” or “ liberation from the Nazis.” However, Dmitry Medvedev openly admitted that this is all a lie and Russia is simply seeking to conquer all of Ukraine and absorb it.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev wrote another absurd post with threats on their social networks. But this time, Vladimir Putin's henchman revealed Russia's true intentions regarding Ukraine.

What Medvedev said

The “reserve president” of Russia admitted that the terrorist state will fight with Ukraine no matter its political course and contrary to all agreements. Medvedev admitted that the aggressor country simply wants to take over all of Ukraine and destroy its statehood. Moreover, the Russian occupier threatened our country with new wars in the future.

the likelihood of a new battle will persist indefinitely. Almost always. Moreover, there is a 100% probability of a new conflict, no matter what security papers the West signs with the “puppet Kiev regime”… This could happen in ten or fifty years, Medvedev said.

He also threatened that Russia would attack our state again, even if Ukraine gained NATO membership. At the same time, Medvedev admitted that the people of Ukraine hate Russians, their government and Russia as a whole.

Other odious statements by Medvedev< /h2>

• Medvedev recently did not like the visit of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to the capital of Ukraine. He threatened Great Britain with war.
• Previously, the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council proposed imprisoning and fining Ukrainians for preparing Olivier salad and “herring under a fur coat.” Medvedev published the corresponding proposal on the eve of the Christmas holidays.
• Let us recall that the ex-president of a terrorist state wanted to “give” part of the Czech territory to Germany. The reason was the position of Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky, who advocated the de-occupation of the Ukrainian Crimea temporarily occupied by the Russians.