Medvedev explained Biden’s decision to send cluster munitions to Ukraine

The decision by the administration of US President Joe Biden to send cluster munitions to Ukraine was taken after other resources were exhausted, and it is associated with Washington’s desire to limit countries beyond its control. About it declared Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev in his Telegram channel.

“The easiest way is to think that this is the course of any American leader and US deep government: to dominate and limit other countries. Especially obstinate ones like ours,” he wrote.

Medvedev also added that Biden is a “sick old man in severe dementia” who may not know what he is doing.

“Maybe the dying grandfather, obsessed with unhealthy fantasies, simply decided to leave gracefully, provoking nuclear Armageddon and taking half of humanity with him to the other world,” the deputy chairman of the Security Council noted.

July 7 Pentagon announced on the allocation of a new $800 million military assistance package to Ukraine, which will include 155 mm artillery shells, including cluster munitions, as well as ammunition for Patriot air defense systems, AIM-7 air-to-air guided missiles, Stinger man-portable air defense systems , Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, etc.

The Pentagon explained that the risks to the civilian population associated with the use of cluster munitions by the Ukrainian army do not exceed concerns about Russia’s victory in the conflict in Ukraine.

The Russian authorities have repeatedly criticized the supply of Western military equipment and weapons to Ukraine, noting the growth of direct and indirect involvement in the conflict of Western countries.