We do not need world without Russia: Medvedev again threatens humanity with apocalypse
The deputy head of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, Dmytro Medvedev, said that if the question arises about the existence of Russia, the existence of human civilization itself will be called into question.
He wrote about this in an article for a Russian publication, Censor.NET informs with reference to Ukrainian Pravda.
"If the question of the existence of Russia itself seriously arises, it will not be resolved on the Ukrainian front. And together with the question of the future existence of the entire human civilization. And there should not be any ambiguities here. We do not need a world without Russia."
In addition, the former president of the Russian Federation said that if the West does not stop "pumping the Kyiv regime with weapons", preventing negotiations between Moscow and Kyiv, the world will turn into "radiation smokestacks".
"Our enemies are engaged in exactly this, not wanting to understand that their goals are deliberately leading to a total fiasco. Loss for everyone. Collapse. Apocalypse. When the former life will have to be forgotten for centuries, until the smoky piles stop emitting radiation," he threatens.
At the same time, Medvedev declares that Russia "will not allow this."
"Western countries with satellites are only 15% of the planet's population. There are much more of us, and we are much stronger. The calm power of our great country and the authority of its partners are the key to preserving the future for our entire world," he believes.
