Security Council Vice-President Dmitry Medvedev said threats to Russia should be moved as far away from its borders as possible, even if they are within the borders of Poland. Medvedev wrote about this in his book. telegraph channel.
The politician stressed that all the goals of the special operation of the Russian Federation in Ukraine must be achieved.
“To move the borders of threats against our country as far as possible, even if it is within the borders of Poland,” he said.
According to Medvedev, Western leaders want “to weaken Russia as much as possible”, so they are not interested in ending the conflict. But the Security Council vice-chairman stressed that there should one day be “a deal of some kind”.
From now on, the politician is sure that “months and years of grueling fighting, tantrums and rudeness” will begin on those who do not accept the results of a special military operation. Medvedev said that in this case it would be impossible to allow another world conflict.
Security Council Vice-President says it’s a day of victory over the Kiev regime Futureonly after that there will be “heavy and tense negotiations”.