Medvedev has already been publicly called an “idiot” / REUTERS
Deputy head of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, friend of Putin Dmitry Medvedev threatened war with Russia’s allies, and then quietly deleted the post.
The text about the intentions of the Kremlin was published by Medvedev on his page in “VKontakte”.
Medvedev said that after the alleged capture of Ukraine, Russia “will go on the next campaign to restore the borders of our Motherland, which, as you know, does not end anywhere.”
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In this context, Medvedev stated that Georgia was created within its current borders during the time of the Russian Empire. Putin’s friend called Kazakhstan an “artificial state”, and the first territory of the country was allegedly settled by Russians.
“In this century, the authorities of Kazakhstan have begun to implement initiatives to resettle various ethnic groups within the republic, which can be qualified as Russian genocide. Until the Russians come there, there will be no order,” Medvedev said.
Moreover, Medvedev said that the Russians allegedly “with pain in their hearts” look at what is happening between Armenia and Azerbaijan, and “can’t help worrying” about the non-recognition of Transnistria by the world.
He openly stated that in the event of the capture of Odessa, Russia and Transnistria would have a “common border”, hinting at a war with Moldova.
“No one can stop Russia on this path,” Medvedev wrote.
UPDATED. Expectedly, after Medvedev’s deleted post was cited by dozens of media outlets, his aide claimed that a friend of Putin’s page had allegedly been hacked.
“The last post on VKontakte published by Medvedev was about the Navy – and the one who hacked his page yesterday and published another post will be dealt with by the administration of the social network and those who are supposed to,” his assistant said. RIA Novosti.
War in Ukraine: current data
Russian troops focused on the capture of Donbass.
Enemy led offensives in the Bakhmut and Avdeevsky directions. The Armed Forces of Ukraine repulsed the assaults in the areas of Yakolovka, Vershina, Kodema and Travnevoy. In the area of Bakhmut and Zaitsevo, hostilities continue.
The offensive of the Russians in the Avdeevka area was also reflected. Fights go near Peski.
Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War noted that the enemy exposes the Slavic direction, concentrating on the southern defensive line. This will probably allow the Armed Forces of Ukraine to launch a counteroffensive in the Izyum direction.
