“As long as I live, I will do everything I can to get rid of them,” the former Russian president and prime minister and now deputy chairman of the Security Council told the Telegram.
Former President and Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Medvedev, who currently holds the post of Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russiamade a post on his Telegram channel this morning, using extreme descriptions, talking about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, through which he expresses his hatred for the “sexless” and “bastards” who want “dead” Russia.
“I am often asked why my Telegram posts are so harsh. I answer, because I hate them. They are sexless and old-fashioned. They want our death, and that of Russia. “As long as I live I will do everything to make them disappear,” said the 56-year-old former leader, without specifying what the purpose of his statements was.
Medvedev He did not specify who he was referring to, but most likely, as the newspaper Kommersant points out, he expressed negative attitudes towards the leaderships of Ukraine, the European Union and the United States.
For example, on May 30, he wrote that in the event of a missile strike on Russian cities, Russia could strike back at “criminal decision-making centers”, some of which are not even “in Kyiv”.
Medvedev has almost 359 thousand followers. Within half an hour, his post was read by 388 thousand people and began to spread rapidly.
Medvedev, who served as President from 2008 to 2012 and Prime Minister from 2012 to 2020. In January 2020, he unexpectedly relinquished his post to incumbent Prime Minister Mikhail Misustin and took over as deputy chairman of the powerful Russian Security Council, a position created specifically for him as there was no such post in the body before he took office. “They gave him the position of a jester, without responsibilities and allowed him to write in the Telegram,” journalist Dmitry Kolezev commented on Medvedev’s move.
The version that Medvedev’s channel on the Telegram had been hacked had no repercussions.
“The truth is that for a long time now no one has asked Medvedev about anything”wrote in his own channel in the Telegram the opposition politician Ilya Yassin.
Medvedev was once considered a moderate, but since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine he has emerged as one of the most vocal critics of Western countries that have imposed sanctions on Moscow.
Last month, he denounced “crazy” economic sanctions against Russia.
