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Recently, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said that Russia must definitely lose this war. The politician made this statement on the eve of the meeting in the Ramstein format, which will take place on January 20.
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev could not stay away from such statements. Consequently, the Kremlin jester reacted to Scholz's words with yet another nuclear threat, reports Channel 24.
What Medvedev said
The Russian politician noted that on January 20, another meeting will be held in the Ramstein format, where Ukrainian partners will discuss new deliveries of heavy weapons and strike systems to Ukraine.
Because of fear of the international community, Medvedev has no choice how to insult and threaten. Therefore, in his statement, the politician calls world leaders “wretched, underdeveloped party-goers” who only do what they want Russia to lose.
The loss of a nuclear state in a conventional war could trigger a nuclear war. Nuclear states do not lose big conflicts on which their fate depends, – Medvedev issued.
According to him, such rhetoric should be obvious to anyone, especially Western politicians.
How the Kremlin reacted to this
Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov immediately denied Medvedev's statements about nuclear war. Probably, even the Kremlin cannot restrain the ex-president in his stupid and cynical statements.
“Medvedev's statement about the possible consequences of “losing a nuclear state” does not mean that Russia is ready to change its defense doctrine and use nuclear weapons,” he said. Peskov.
The latest nonsense from Medvedev: briefly
- On January 8, Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev decided to intimidate Medvedev in his telegram channel those who talk a lot. He said that serious discussions had begun in power circles between the leadership on the question of what to do with those who criticize the government and are looking for “traitors who have gone over to the side of the enemy.”
- Earlier, Medvedev also spoke about the objection of the “Christmas truce” by Western politicians. In particular, the Russian politician called German Foreign Minister Annalena Burbock “an illiterate German woman” when she said that the Christmas truce is unacceptable.
- To which Medvedev replied that “the heirs of the Nazis never spared either people or animals”.
