He Russian president And current vice president of the Russian Security Council, has talked about the possibility of taking place a direct war between Russia and Europe.
Unlike this time Medvedev (in the middle of the repeated violations of European airspace by Russia) He has chosen to appease the waters.
This Monday, through a publication on Telegram, the vice president of the Russian Security Council has assured that It is not likely that there will be a direct military conflict between their country and NATO.
“In European countries, all media are talking about a war with Russia in the next five years. There shouldn’t be such war. Because? Because it contradicts the interests of our country “MEDAVEDEV highlighted.
In that sense, the former Russian president has justified that “Russia, fundamentally, does not need a war with anyone, even with the frigid and old Europe. There is nothing to win there”. However, the message is something contradictory, since although, according to Medvedev, Russia “does not need a war with anyone”, the reality is that it has been fighting on the battlefield against Ukraine for more than three and a half years.
In any case, Dmitri Medvedev has argued that “The European economy is weak and depends on the United Stateswhile their culture degrades without glory. Europe is losing its identity, dissolving in aggressive migrants. “
In addition, the vice president of the Security Council of Russia has affirmed that his country “has always come to Europe only as a liberating, not as a conqueror” and added that a Europe “vulnerable and divided”, with some citizens “inert and pampered”It is not prepared for a war with Russia.
However, Medvedev has not completely ruled out that a war that in front of Russia with Europe can occur. “The risk of a fatal accident always exists. And the factor of the hyperactive and mindless idiots has not disappeared either. A conflict of this type entails a very real risk of climbing to a war with weapons of mass destruction. That is why we must remain alert, “said the former Russian president.
