He stressed that he still considers it the right decision to bring the Russian army into the territory of South Ossetia.
Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Security Council and former president of the terrorist country, explained why he “forced peace” on Georgia in 2008.
He made a post on his Telegram channel.
“Actions to force Georgia to peace in August 2008 were taken to protect citizens. At the same time, it was a signal for the United States and NATO to heed Russia’s concerns. But the United States and NATO did not hear and did not understand. They ignored. They continued their extremely dangerous course. In 2022, we had to respond much harder,” Medvedev wrote.
Medvedev stressed that he still considers it the right decision to bring the Russian army into the territory of South Ossetia.
“Russia could not but intervene in this conflict. It was about protecting the citizens of our country, who live in both Abkhazia and South Ossetia. By protecting them from Saakashvili’s aggression, we got the main thing – peace. Therefore, fantasies on the topic “what would happen, if we don’t “I consider it senseless. The same applies to Crimea,” the ex-head of the Kremlin added.
Recently, President of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili accused the Russian Federation of annexing the territory.
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