Medvedev called the British minister and the head of the German Defense Committee idiots

In NATO countries, the number of “leading idiots” is growing; Russia is being pushed towards a third world war, in particular, by British Defense Minister Grant Shapps and the Chairman of the Bundestag Defense Committee Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, stated in his Telegram channel, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev.

Medvedev called the head of the British Ministry of Defense, who recently took up his post, “a newly minted cretin.” The politician recalled that he decided postpone English training courses for Ukrainian soldiers on the territory of Ukraine, which means “to turn their instructors into a legal target” for the Russian Armed Forces. According to Medvedev, the British official “perfectly understands” that NATO specialists will be “mercilessly destroyed.”

“Another fool – the head of the German Defense Committee with an unpronounceable surname – demands that Taurus missiles be immediately supplied to the Khokhlobanderites so that the Kiev regime can strike at Russian territory to weaken the supply of our army. “They say this is in accordance with international law,” Medvedev wrote.

He stressed that in this case, attacks on German factories where these missiles are produced will be fully consistent with international law. “Still, these idiots are actively pushing us towards a third world war…” added the deputy chairman of the Security Council.

The fact that Ukraine has requested from Germany the supply of Taurus missiles with a flight range of up to 500 km became known at the end of May. Initially, the German authorities opposed the supply of such missiles to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

In August, Der Spiegel magazine reported that the German government was studying the possibility of supplying Taurus missiles to Ukraine in the coming months. According to the publication, Chancellor Olaf Scholz wants to technically limit the programming of missiles in order to exclude the possibility of Ukrainian Armed Forces strikes on Russian territory. Russian Ambassador to Germany Sergei Nechaev said that the supply of new weapons “only prolongs the conflict and increases the number of victims.”