Dmitry Medvedev in the original language, at the beginning of June about the Ukrainians, opponents of the Kremlin and the West: “People often ask me why my Telegram contributions are so harsh. The answer is that I hate her. They are bastards and scum. They want death for us, for Russia. And as long as I’m alive, I’ll do whatever it takes to make them go away.”
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Dmitri Medvedev is the megaphone of Russian ruler Vladimir Putin. He speaks out pure hatred and tests how far one can go. Medvedev went very far with one post. He was deleted.
DMitri Medvedev, the former president of Russia and a keen comrade-in-arms of Vladimir Putin, published his most brutal political text to date on his account of the social network VKontakte on Tuesday night: he openly announced the restoration of the Soviet empire with maximum border expansion. VKontakte is the Russian equivalent of Facebook and is extremely popular in the Russian-speaking world. Within ten minutes, his text was deleted, and a few hours later, an official statement circulated through the RIA Novosti news agency that “hackers allegedly attacked his account.”
About six days ago, Medvedev published a map on Telegram of what Ukraine should look like in the future. It shows the country as a tiny area around Kyiv, with the rest of Ukraine mostly belonging to Russia. Volhynia in north-west Ukraine is identified as Polish, smaller parts in the south-west appear as Romanian. In addition, Medvedev placed a map of Ukraine that shows the country roughly as it was before the annexation of Crimea: “This is Ukraine as it exists in the psychotropic brain of the President of Ukraine,” Medvedev thundered. With the word “psychotropic” he once again insinuates that Volodymyr Zelenskyj is a drug addict.