If Russia does not win and loses in Ukraine then they will launch nuclear strikes on London, Berlin, Washington and Kyiv.
This also applies should they be forced to give up what they believe is their newly captured territory including Crimea which was taken in 2014.
Dmitry Medvedev said if they are defeated and they are forced to return to their 1991 border that this will lead “towards a global war” with the West.
Medvedev who is the deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia warned, “Attempts to return Russia to the borders of 1991 will lead to only one thing.
“Towards a global war with Western countries using the entire strategic arsenal of our state. In Kyiv, Berlin, London, Washington.”
He continued, “All other beautiful historical places that have long been included in the flight targets of our nuclear triad.”
He added, “Will we have the courage to do this if the disappearance of a thousand-year-old country, our great Motherland, is at stake, and the sacrifices made by the people of Russia over the centuries will be in vain? The answer is obvious.”
Medvedev said that the West must allow Vladimir Putin to have the parts of Ukraine that he believes is now Russia.
He said, “It’s better to return everything [to us] before it’s too late. Or we will return it ourselves with maximum losses for the enemy. Like in Avdiivka. Our warriors are heroes!”
He carried on with his rant1 saying that that the German and British Defence Secretary’s are “***holes who believe the world cannot afford a Russian victory in the war, he said on his Telegram channel.”
He added on his Telegram channel, that if Berlin and London have there way then there will be “1direct and irreversible collapse of present-day Russia” including the captured territories.
He warned, that a “violent civil war with the final disappearance of our country from the world map, tens of millions of victims, the death of our future.”
He asked, “Do these idiots really believe that the people of Russia will swallow such a division of their country?
“That we will all think something like this: ‘Well, alas, this happened. They won. Today’s Russia has disappeared.
“’It’s a pity, of course, but we must continue to live in a collapsing, dying country, since a nuclear war is much more terrible for us than the death of our loved ones, our children, our Russia…’?”
“The West should not think that in such a scenario the leadership of Russia will ‘remble in its hand’ in pushing the nuclear button.”
