Medvedev resorted to threats with nuclear weapons if Ukraine wins war

Ukraine's liberation of its territories, according to the 1991 border, will be a "direct pretext" for the use of nuclear weapons by russia

Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the russian federation, Dmytro Medvedev, wrote about this on Telegram.

"The well-known thesis of Western countries: "russia cannot be allowed to win the war." What does it really mean?

Follow the simple formal logic. If it is not russia that wins, it is probably Ukraine.

The goal of Ukraine in the war was named by the Kyiv regime — the return of all territories that previously belonged to it.

That is their detachment from russia. This is a threat to the existence of our state and the disintegration of current russia.

And that means a direct reason for the application of Clause 19 of the Fundamentals of State Policy of the russian federation in the field of nuclear deterrence," Medvedev noted.

The russian politician emphasizes that Ukraine is "planning a nuclear conflict" in this way.

"What is this, if not a direct provocation of a world war with the use of nuclear weapons?", asks a russian government official.

According to Medvedev, Western countries are pushing the world towards a global war.

He also stated that "only the complete and final victory of russia is a guarantee against a world conflict."

Reference

On October 10, the Security Service of Ukraine announced a search warrant for the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the russian federation and the former president of the aggressor country, Dmytro Medvedev.

Medvedev believes that russia can launch a nuclear attack on Ukraine with impunity, as NATO countries will not take direct steps in response, worrying about their own security.