Medvedev ruled out the existence of civilization without Russia

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, said in an interview that the existence of civilization without Russia is ruled out, this issue will not be resolved on the Ukrainian front, if he gets serious.

The politician stressed that there should be no ambiguity here, and “we don’t need a world without Russia.”

Earlier, Medvedev said that it was impossible to trample on Russia and the Russkiy Mir. He urged to treat with strong means the epidemic of Russophobia that is raging in the West.

The deputy chairman of the Security Council pointed out that it would not be possible to destroy Russia as easily as the Soviet Union, and the West is deeply mistaken in this matter.

He drew attention to the historical principle when a collapsed empire “buries half the world under the rubble” and added that Western countries cannot understand this at all.

In March 2022, Medvedev stated that the United States perceives itself outside the context of international law. He clarified that the United States after the collapse of the USSR “considered themselves the winners and the only beneficiaries.” Therefore, they are confident that they can judge everyone, make decisions and do whatever they want, the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council emphasized.

Dmitry Medvedev explained that the obsessive desire of the West to tear apart Russia and its Russophobia led to the need to conduct a special military operation (SVO) in Ukraine.

He noted that the non-recognition of the results of the referendum in Crimea in 2014 demonstrated the intention of Western countries to create a special “Anti-Russia” in the person of Ukraine.

Earlier, Dmitry Medvedev assessed the results of the year of the special operation in Ukraine and compared it with the events of the Great Patriotic War.

The Deputy Chairman of the Security Council stressed that the enemies of Russia are leading the world to a total fiasco and apocalypse, supplying Ukraine with weapons and preventing a peaceful settlement, but Moscow will not allow this.

Medvedev pointed out that Russia is not alone in this endeavor; the West and its satellites make up only 15 percent of the world’s population. Those who share Moscow’s aspirations are much more numerous. The preservation of the power of a large country and the authority of partners, according to the politician, is the key to preserving the future throughout the world.

Earlier, the deputy chairman of the Security Council said that a whole empire of enemies took up arms against Moscow, who set themselves the goal of wiping Russia off the face of the earth. According to him, Russia’s enemies are “Ukrainian and European neo-fascists, the United States, other Anglo-Saxons and their vassals (about fifty countries).”

Medvedev noted that the West was pushing Russia into the abyss, caring only about its own interests and trying to eliminate a competitor.

The politician added that such negotiations turned out to be meaningless formulas that masked the true intentions of the opponents.

Earlier, the deputy chairman of the Security Council expressed the opinion that the West wants to defeat Russia by proxy and only prolongs the agony of Ukraine. According to him, such a goal for Western countries justifies any costs for them and therefore the suffering of Ukrainians and Europeans from the conflict does not matter to them.

Medvedev said that there were two points of no return in relations between Russia and the West. The first of these was when Western countries supported Georgia’s aggression against South Ossetia in 2008, then they were given a “quick and firm response.”

The second is the non-recognition of the results of the referendum in Crimea in 2014, when the population of the peninsula expressed its will.

Earlier, Medvedev, summing up the results of 2022, said that Western countries, by their actions, sent a signal to the whole world that they should not be dealt with. As an example, he cited the constant expansion of anti-Russian sanctions and attempts to discredit Moscow.