Medvedev said how long the threat of a nuclear war will last
The threat of a nuclear war will continue until the West provides the security guarantees required by Russia.
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev announced this while delivering a policy article on the results of 2022, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Is the West ready to unleash a full-fledged war against us, including a nuclear one, with the help of Kyiv? Western politicians avert their eyes and hesitate to give an honest answer. But ask about this the residents of the city of Energodar near the Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant, which was hit with targeted fire, almost hitting IAEA representatives with stray fragments. The shelling continues to this day. Take the statements of cannabis-smoked cannibals from Kyiv. These are farcical comedians who are simply not able to realize the full extent of their own responsibility for the lives of people in the real world,” writes Medvedev.
In his opinion, “the Western world is balancing between a burning desire to humiliate, offend, dismember and destroy Russia as much as possible, on the one hand, and the desire to avoid a nuclear apocalypse, on the other.”
“The sooner we receive guarantees of maximum security that suit our country, the faster the situation will normalize. If we don’t receive them, the tension will persist indefinitely. The world will continue to teeter on the brink of World War III and nuclear disaster. We will do everything to prevent them,” Medvedev assured.
Medvedev said how long the threat of a nuclear war would last.