Medvedev called Britain the eternal enemy of Russia

The UK is de facto engaged in an undeclared war against Russia, so any official of the kingdom can be considered as a legitimate military target. This statement was made on Twitter by Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev.

“Today, Great Britain acts as an ally of Ukraine, providing it with military assistance in the form of equipment and specialists, that is, de facto waging an undeclared war against Russia. In this case, any of its officials (both military and civilian, contributing to the war) can be considered as a legitimate military target, ”the politician wrote.

Medvedev also called the UK “Russia’s eternal enemy” and urged the kingdom’s “stupid officials” to remember that, under international law, the UK’s position “can be qualified as being at war.”

Thus, the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation commented on the words of the British Foreign Secretary James Cleverley about the right of Ukraine to defend itself and “project force beyond its borders.” The British diplomat stated this against the backdrop of an attack by Ukrainian drones on Moscow.

On the morning of May 30, drones hit residential buildings in the capital on the street. Atlasov in New Moscow, on the street. Profsoyuznaya and on Leninsky Prospekt. Incidents were also recorded in the Moscow region – 500 meters from the Ilyinsky highway in Krasnogorsk and in the Odintsovo urban district. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin clarified that no one was seriously injured as a result of the incident. According to him, all the necessary assistance was provided in place.

According to the Ministry of Defense, eight Ukrainian drones were involved in the attack, five of which were shot down, three more were suppressed by electronic warfare and deviated from the targets. On the fact of the incident aroused criminal case on terrorism under Art. 205 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.

At the UN declared, which condemns “any attack on civilians and civilian infrastructure.” At the White House notedthat Washington “does not support attacks inside Russia.”

In the Kremlin declaredthat the incident is Kyiv’s response to the strikes of the Russian military on one of the decision-making centers on May 28. At the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasizedthat Russia reserves the right to take the most severe measures in response to the terrorist attacks of Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin considered morning attack “a clear sign of terrorist activity” in Kyiv. The head of state also expressed concern about Kyiv’s attempts to “cause a response from Russia.”