Medvedev: Ukraine will disappear because “nobody needs it”

Ukraine will disappear because neither Europe, nor the USA, nor other countries of the world, nor Russia, nor its own citizens need it, declared Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev on his page on the Vkontakte social network.

In his opinion, Europe does not need Ukraine, since the current situation “has already given the Europeans a real financial and political hell” – inflation has increased in the European Union, utility bills have increased, business is being destroyed. Medvedev notes that the maintenance of Ukrainian refugees will lead to “the final decline of the formerly regal, but impoverished by the degeneration of Europe.”

Also, according to the deputy chairman of the Security Council, American taxpayers will ask the authorities why they are not dealing with inflation, jobs and others in the United States, but are sending funds to Ukraine.

“Ordinary Americans do not understand at all what “Ukraine” is and where “it” is located. Most of them will not even show this “power” on the map. Why, for the sake of some obscure part of Russia, should they endure such inconvenience? <…> And sooner or later they will ask for it. And then the capture of the Capitol in January 2021 will seem like scout games,” Medvedev said.

Asian countries, on the other hand, see in the current example how “color technologies are being developed to eliminate the largest competing powers,” the politician says. They also see how Western countries, in particular the United States, provoke regional problems. According to him, Western countries are calling on Asian powers to support restrictions on Russia, although the country is “many times closer geopolitically and which has historically established itself as a reliable strategic partner.” “And why such a headache from the former colonialists to the Asian giants?” Medvedev notes.

The deputy chairman of the Security Council emphasizes that Ukraine is “artificially cut territories”, “accidentally torn away” in the 20th century, where millions of “compatriots” live, whom Russia protects as part of a special operation.

“But the pieces of Russia called Ukraine within the 1991 borders are just a misunderstanding generated by the collapse of the USSR. And so we do not need nedoukraina. We need Greater Great Russia,” he added.

Medvedev also noted that the citizens themselves do not need Ukraine, and out of 45 million people, about 20 million remained in the country. The people who remained in the country “want to go anywhere”, as long as “it was quiet and fed well.” According to him, the citizens of Ukraine are forced to live in anxiety, to leave their homes so that “a group of thieving fascist clowns accumulate stolen Western money in their offshore accounts.” “Why do ordinary Ukrainians need this? No one on the planet needs such a Ukraine. That is why it will not happen,” Medvedev summed up.