Medvedev stated that Russia could cease to exist under one condition
Dmitry Medvedev stated that Russia cannot exist without “greatness” in accordance with so-called “historical laws.” The deputy chairman of the Russian Federation Security Council made this remark during a conference call with the secretaries of the regional branches of the “United Russia” party.
According to him, the country can either be a great power or it will cease to exist altogether.
This is not Medvedev’s first such statement about Russian “greatness.” In particular, after Ukrainian troops liberated Kherson in 2022, he called for more frequent reminders to “enemies near and far” of the “greatness and boundlessness of the Russian world.”
Prior to this, Medvedev had once again begun threatening Germany with Russian tanks.
We previously reported that Russian state media published comments by Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, in a certain light.
We also recall that on August 8, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin signed more than ten repressive laws.
