Medvedev on the Ukraine summit "The Russophobic anti-Trump circle has gathered in London"
Dmitry Medvedev has harsh words for the Ukraine summit in London. "It's a shameful sight, worse than the verbal diarrhea of a clown in the Oval Office."
02.03.2025, 20:29
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- Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has harsh words for the Ukraine summit in London.
- "The Russophobic anti-Trump circle has gathered in London to swear allegiance to the Nazi nobodies in Kiev," Medvedev wrote.
- Finally, Medvedev claimed that the participants of the London meeting wanted to "continue the war to the last Ukrainian".
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev had harsh words for the Ukraine summit in London. "The Russophobic anti-Trump circle has gathered in London to pledge allegiance to the Nazi nobodies in Kiev," wrote Medvedev, who is now Vice-Chairman of Russia's National Security Council, on the X platform.
"It is a shameful sight"
"It's a shameful sight, worse than the verbal diarrhea of a clown in the Oval Office." In conclusion, Medvedev claimed that the participants of the London meeting wanted to "continue the war to the last Ukrainian".
Medvedev, who was considered a liberal politician during his time as President of Russia (2008-2012), has repeatedly attracted attention with harsh threats such as the use of nuclear weapons against the West since the start of the war against Ukraine three years ago.