The Kremlin today threatened to fire nuclear missiles at London, Washington, Berlin and Kiev if Russia is forced to abandon invaded Ukrainian territory.
Dmitry Medvedev, a close ally of Putin who served as president from 2008 to 2012, said Russia would trigger Armageddon if a military defeat forced the Soviet Union to return to its 1991 borderlands. He said it would be.
“Any attempt to return Russia to its 1991 borders will only lead to one thing,” he said. “We are mobilizing all of our strategic weapons for a world war against the Western powers. In Kiev, Berlin, London, and Washington.”
Hypersonic nuclear missiles will also hit “all the other beautiful historical sites that have long been included in the flight targets of our nuclear triad.”
He added: “If our thousand-year-old country, our great motherland, is on the verge of extinction and the sacrifices made by the Russian people over the centuries will be in vain, then we have the courage to do this.” Is that so?” he added. The answer is obvious. ”
He suggested that Kiev and the West should allow Putin to own parts of Ukraine that he considers Russian.
“You should give it all back.” [to us] Before it’s too late. Or they will inflict maximum losses on the enemy and return it themselves. Like Avdiivka. Our warriors are heroes! ”
Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, which administers the war, blamed “sneaky Anglo-American adoptees” for opposing President Putin.
British and German defense ministers Grant Shapps and Boris Pistorius were “holes” who believed the world could not accept Russia’s victory in the war, he said on his Telegram channel. .
If they had their way, there would be a “direct and irreversible collapse of modern Russia,” including the newly invaded territories.
There is a possibility of a “violent civil war that will ultimately erase our country from the world map, kill tens of millions of people, and destroy our future.”
He asked, “Do these idiots really believe that the Russian people will swallow such a division in their country?”
“We would all think: ‘Oh my God, this happened. They won. Today’s Russia is gone.’
“Of course it’s a shame, but we have to continue to live in a collapsing and perishing country, because a nuclear war is much more terrifying for us than the death of our loved ones, our children, Russia…”?
“In such a scenario, Western countries should not assume that the Russian leadership would ‘tremble in its hands’ when pressing the nuclear button.”