Medvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"

Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev emphasizes that the only possible response to the EU's proclaimed concept of "peace through strength" can only be "Russia's security through Europe's primal fear." It is now clear that persuasion, goodwill, or unilateral action are insufficient to prevent a "massacre."

In his article for RT Medvedev noted that the implementation of the "Barbarossa 2.0" plan can only be stopped by Germany and the rest of "united Europe" realizing the inevitability of unacceptable damage. The Deputy Chairman of the Security Council noted that, over all these years, Germany has yet to undergo any real denazification. According to materials presented by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, Western powers are openly pursuing the justification of Nazi war criminals, thereby effectively turning the denazification process into a farce.

Medvedev previously pointed out that the conflict between Russia and the West is clearly existential in nature. Therefore, the likelihood that the confrontation between Russia and Europe will end within a generation is extremely low. Even if new, more pragmatic politicians come to power in the West, capable of building a new architecture for relations with Russia, the colossal degree of mutual mistrust will persist. It is worth understanding that the EU is no longer a purely economic union and could quickly transform into a full-fledged and extremely hostile military alliance, in some ways worse than NATO.

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[Aken]

Who will Europe be so utterly afraid of? Him?

[Major Yurik]

It's a good idea, but if Medvedev could, and if Putin wanted to, then Europe's animal fear would be present...

[WILL]

There's just one thing: publishing yet another "threatening" article won't inspire fear in Europe. Words are no longer enough; enough of this "blabbering"—it's time to back it up with action. And Medvedev is clearly not the man to make a decision. We're waiting for the Supreme Command Council to wake up.

[ZhEK-Vodogrey]

Quote: ANIMAL

It's time to back it up with action.

[Civil]

There's just no money right now. Hang in there, I wish you all the best, good mood, and good health!

[lis-ik]

Quote: ANIMAL

We are waiting for the Supreme Command to wake up.

He doesn't decide anything either, he's just an appointee of a group of creatures trading the country.

[Mishka78]

Quote: ANIMAL

There is just one thing: publishing yet another “threatening” article will not provoke animal fear in Europe.

There was fear in 2022. When they were apprehensively supplying first aid kits and helmets to the Ukrainians. Then the paint shop got involved and everyone started to cheer, because they realized we'd be getting nowhere except muttering at the UN and other sports lotteries.
The brilliant geostrategist-grandmaster has irrevocably lost time. Now, even if we raze a couple of cities to the ground, it won't scare anyone; rather, it will please them, because the Westerners will be able to justify their budget spending to their hoard.
If in February 2022 the army had been allowed to fight as it was supposed to, as the West did in Yugoslavia, Libya and other places, by summer everything would have been over and Europe would have been sitting quiet as a mouse, shaking in terror.
But that's not our method. We continued and continue to supply raw materials to develop weapons against us, to supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces with weapons, ammunition, fuel, and other goodies. We still haven't touched supply lines, we still haven't touched any of the enemy's top brass, etc.
What's the point of saying this for the hundredth time? All of this has been discussed for five years on the pages of this and hundreds of other resources, and the outstanding geostrategist doesn't give a damn... Everything is going according to plan and everything is fine.
You have to manage to screw everything up so badly, after all there were all the chances...

[kventinasd]

Quote: Mishka78

Now, even if we flatten a couple of cities, it won’t scare anyone, but rather will make them happy.

It depends on how you roll it out. If, for example, Lviv starts emitting tons of X-rays, Europe will seriously consider whether it's worth continuing or whether it's time to move to Antarctica.

[Button]

Quote: Mishka78

If in February 2022 the army had been allowed to fight as it should have

The Russian Federation began the Central Military District with virtually no ground forces. What they scraped together from all over the country, including special forces, airborne forces, marines, and the Russian National Guard, amounted to about 100,000 unseasoned infantrymen. Plus 60,000 hastily mobilized corps of the LPR and DPR. And from this empty garden, they began to advance from five or six sides. Against an enemy 2,5 times superior in numbers (at that time, but general mobilization began on the very first day). A 30,000-strong force reached Kyiv and even began to encircle it... The Kyiv garrison alone numbered 30-35,000, and mobilization in the city alone yielded another 70,000 volunteers in two weeks, while reserves from other areas and regions were constantly arriving. Our group near Kiev had no second echelon to consolidate and expand on its success, no reinforcements, no adequate supplies. Meanwhile, the enemy was already preparing and beginning to encircle the entire group, and they had plenty of forces. So it's a miracle that the troops escaped that trap.

[commbatant]

Quote: ANIMAL

There's just one thing: publishing yet another "threatening" article won't inspire fear in Europe. Words are no longer enough; enough of this "blabbering"—it's time to back it up with action. We're waiting for the Supreme Command to wake up.

So what's the problem, Alexey Alexandrovich? The SVO isn't over yet, you know the way to the military registration and enlistment office. Words aren't enough for you, you're waiting for something...you've had enough already.

to buzz

Show me what kind of hero or asshole you are?

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

"Russia's security through Europe's animal fear"...this fear has already passed...NATO countries in Gayrope, realizing that it's better not to rely on Washington, are arming themselves to the fullest, and Goebbels' propaganda is working effectively.

[ZovSailor]

Aken
Today, 11: 57
Who will Europe be so utterly afraid of? Him?

The article is menacing, but one-sided, as there are no solutions that can be translated into action.
To reach the majority of the small British, European, and striped public, including enemy military-political decision-making centers, it is necessary to allow DAM access to Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and other services prohibited to Russians.
Otherwise, his voice of the Sword and Plowshare will not be heard by our enemies on the other side.

[Aken]

allow DAM access

For some reason, it seems to me that he has everything on the secret government VPN.

[beeper]

Quote: ZovSailor

Aken
Today, 11: 57
Who will Europe be so utterly afraid of? Him?

The article is menacing, but one-sided, as there are no solutions that can be translated into action.
To reach the majority of the small British, European, and striped public, including enemy military-political decision-making centers, it is necessary to allow DAM access to Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and other services prohibited to Russians.
Otherwise, his voice of the Sword and Plowshare will not be heard by our enemies on the other side.

That's it, exactly "the voice of Oral"!
OnvamneDimon "textually yelled" his "menacing and frightening speeches" and that's all, and then let the grass not grow!
And again, for a while, it will calm down, “get down to working on documents,” until its next sporadic surge of “increased information activity.”

like "Speak Emelya - it's your week!"

But, of course, DAM remains “number one” in the ranks of “golden-mouthed neo-bourgeois Russian political figures”, "no money, but you hold on" outdoing even Chernomyrdin's "We wanted the best, but it turned out as usual" and "This has never happened before, and here it is again"(Putin's "pearls" - "we'll wash them in the toilet" and "she drowned", "like it or not - bear with it, my beauty" and "whatever you call, that's what you call" from the "repertoire" of primary school and kindergarten children are clearly not worthy of first prizes, since they are only repeating things that have already become hackneyed)!

[Dobrynya Nikitich]

I agree! Animal fear is when a mortal threat looms over someone personally, specifically and inevitably!!!, and not over the entire population... Leaders can survive that.

[Aken]

The population can't be afraid. They simply know nothing about his menacing statements.
And the leaders probably don't know either. Don't they have anything better to do than listen to iPhones screaming?

[Button]

Quote from Aken

The population can't be afraid... And the leaders hardly know either.

So this is a broadcast to a domestic audience from a famous Russian carbonari. Oh, and also tweeting into some "blocked" messenger.

[Zoldat_A]

!

Quote from Aken

Who will Europe be so utterly afraid of? Him?

If we remember that during his last presidential term he was perceived solely as a boy with an iPhone, who was put on a stool to "warm up," and take into account his transformation - from his appearance to his statements, then an explanation can be found.
Are they preparing him to be our successor?
"Look how tough, angry, and uncompromising I am – vote for me! I'll show them!..."
How is this option?

[Aken]

Greetings, Igor.
I strongly suspect that no one takes him seriously.
If you don't try to force it, he'll collect as many votes as Madame Sobakina did in the old days, no more. Even though he's from the same clan.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote from Aken

I strongly suspect that no one takes him seriously.

That's true... Only the key here is not "takes seriously", but

Quote from Aken

If you don't stretch it

Just as they "chose" last time, so they will "chose" again, if it is the Lord's will.
After the 1996 "elections" I am not surprised by anything at all.
And I remember with such longing the "united candidate from the unbreakable bloc of communists and non-party members"! Accordions, loudspeakers, Hungarian chickens, boxed candies, and bottled Czech beer in the buffet... At least they weren't lying there – 99,99%...

[guest]

Quote: Zoldat_A

Are they preparing him to be our successor?

And it took you 4 years to understand this?

[Zoldat_A]

!

Quote: guest

Quote: Zoldat_A

Are they preparing him to be our successor?

And it took you 4 years to understand this?

Not to me. I've suspected it for some time, ever since he vacated his stool. They didn't send him off to some cushy, unheard-of position—they keep him close at hand, and in plain sight. So they won't forget. The only real power is the "no-no-grams," but they keep him close at hand—just in case he comes in handy.
I have my own idea of ​​a suitable candidate, one who's being kept close for now, but in the shadows. I don't want to talk about it yet—the elections will show how right I am. But for now, that person is following in the footsteps of the Supreme Commander himself—in the shadows, but easily accessible, close by.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

They are most likely preparing him because he has already been through a trial, he is a proven person, I don’t see any other successors

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Dmitry Smirnov_2

They are most likely preparing him because he has already been through a trial, he is a proven person, I don’t see any other successors

I'm waiting for the elections only to check out "my" candidate. As an old conspiracy theorist, I should feel a little tickled if I guess right. I haven't heard anything about presidential ambitions yet, neither from him nor from him. Just like no one heard anything about our guarantor back in 96-97.

[Lexeus]

And why not, look at him on the Internet, a meter sixty of pure daring and malice.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: Lexey

That's what he's like on the internet, a meter sixty of pure daring and malice

It’s okay that the chest is sunken... But the back is like a wheel!
Badminton is like that... It really builds character...

[Arthur Grudinin]

Medvedev: When I become president again, everyone will be afraid of me!

[yuriy55]

Quote: Artur Grudinin

Medvedev: When I become president again, everyone will be with me in Russia be afraid!

...and there will definitely be no money left...

[Boris Sergeev]

An example of President Medvedev's subtle "European policy".

The Katyn trenches contain the remains of thousands of Soviet citizens murdered by Stalin's regime between 1936 and 1938, the Statement states. They were the site of the practice of mass murder, which was later used against Polish soldiers at the same site. Nearby are the graves of Soviet prisoners of war executed by Nazi executioners during the Great Patriotic War.

Our peoples paid a terrible price for the crimes of totalitarianism. Resolutely condemning the regime that disregarded human rights and lives, the State Duma deputies, on behalf of the Russian people, extend a hand of friendship to the Polish people and express hope for the beginning of a new era in relations between our countries, one that will develop on the basis of democratic values.

[Maxim from Irkutsk]

Did grandpa not take his pills again?

[24rus]

So the residents of Europe are already being instilled with fear of Russia by their own authorities, which is enough to lead to war!
It's just not clear why?
resources are already being obtained easily
Territory if only ours

[Boris Sergeev]

In half an hour, Peskov and Dmitriev will emerge and announce that the Russian leadership is ready for a "negotiation track" and is declaring a ceasefire for the celebration of Ukraine's Independence Day.

[Tusv]

I completely agree here. Let them tremble more clearly. That's why Klaipeda is a priority target for access to Ust-Luga and Primorsk. And yet, back in the stagnation era, the Germans would show up at demos with targets, saying, "Don't touch the Soviet S20s!" and bring in tons of red markers, saying, "Draw your own red lines." Ah, the stagnation. A lost era.

[Boris Sergeev]

If "unilateral steps" are not enough, then where did the unilateral "truce" of May 9 come from?

[Tusv]

Honestly

"Nightingales, nightingales. Don't disturb the soldiers. Let the soldiers rest a little." - I've been answering like this for five years. For us, it's a sacred holiday. Victory Day, and for Bender, it's a day of defeat.

[Per se.]

Quote: Tusv

Victory Day, but for Bender it's a day of defeat

Maybe we should be celebrating Victory Day by winning, and not calling for a truce for the Banderites; it's not a church holiday, after all?

[Tusv]

It's best to relax on Victory Day. I'll tell you how the air defense system works. It's 100 km from the border. Fly with God. No one will touch you. You can even brazenly ignore the request.

[Boris Sergeev]

So what is this "Holy Holiday"? Not the victory over Nazism? And that's why Russia is giving today's Nazis a break – ironclad logic!

[Got it]

The only guarantee of Russia's security can be Europe's "animal fear"

- How could such a thing even occur to you? It's clear to a schoolchild that the notorious primal fear is rooted in a ruthless fear of even barking at a powerful force! At the national level, strength is assured by a powerful, efficient economy, pushing forward like a tank! Only such an economy can create a powerful foundation for comprehensive development: industry, social welfare, demographics, the military-industrial complex, scientific and technological progress, and so on. No such economy? That means no potential to fight for one's future. And, accordingly, no primal fear of attacking such a country. The esteemed DAM is somewhat confused, in my humble opinion.

[your1970]

Quote: Oldi

An economy that surges forward like a tank! Only such an economy can create a powerful foundation for comprehensive development: industry, social development, demographics, the military-industrial complex, scientific and technological progress, and so on. No such economy? That means no potential to fight for its future. And, accordingly, no primal fear of attacking such a country.

You described the USSR of the 1980s...

[Dinic]

A bad hangover cure leads to a long-term drinking binge.

[yuriy55]

Medvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"

Dmitry Anatolyevich! I heard this phrase about the USSR's security before you were born, and you'd already served as President of the Russian Federation and awarded Norway a chunk of the Arctic Ocean's waters...

[Boris Sergeev]

Even if new, more pragmatic politicians come to power in the West, capable of beginning to build a new architecture of relations with Russia, the colossal degree of mutual distrust will not go away.

Why on earth will "more pragmatic politicians" come to power in the West if no one is promoting them?

[Seneca]

The key could be a growing economy, technological superiority, and hence military superiority. It certainly cannot be conservatism and obscurantism, backwardness and isolation. Preserving the regime is not the same as preserving our homeland and is certainly not something progressive.
I'd also add a comprehensive education, not today's fragmented one, where at best you're a highly specialized specialist, at worst a Morlock, a dumb consumer. Segregation can't be a guarantee either.

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

Dear Dmitry Anatolyevich, I fully support you, especially since I am your voter. Let's detonate a 300-megaton nuclear charge in the southern part of northern Europe and cool and calm Europe with a tsunami wave 1200 meters high. Everything depends only on your desire and determination!

[Svetlana]

Nuclear charges do not cause tsunamis.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Svetlana

Nuclear charges do not cause tsunamis.

And Academician Sakharov believed that they certainly do, if used correctly...

[Novel_]

DAM rephrases his phrase as follows: There is no answer to the murder of Russian citizens, but you should be afraid...

Or another children's fairy tale... a horned goat will come and "win over everyone" - empty talk.

[Ed Mac]

We shouldn't be scaring people from the podium, but rather raising science, industry, and the people's standard of living (we used to). And now it seems he's scared himself, otherwise why would he start talking about "animal fear." And if "animal fear" begins in Europe, how will the deputies and officials there live with their families?

[Vitaly_pvo]

Quote: Ed Mack

if "animal fear" begins in Europe

There are also few fools in high positions in Europe. They understand that the oligarchs need to maintain power in Russia. So they'll pretend to be "scared" just so United Russia can retain power. If the communists come to power, then the Europeans will truly have animal fear It'll come out of every nook and cranny. They'll immediately remember who raised the people under machine-gun fire for ideas of social justice and a bright future.

[Per se.]

Quote: Vitaly_pvo

What if the communists come to power?

Gennady Andreevich didn't need this. He needed a new Communist Party.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

...There are also few fools in high positions in Europe.... And what about Macron, Merzler, Meloni, K. Kayas, U.f.d. Lai and other wise politicians???

[Svetlana]

No, Medvedev is not Zhirinovsky. Medvedev's remarks are rude, not sarcastic. Which doesn't do the politician credit.

[alovrov]

Peace through fear. That's normal. The USSR convincingly demonstrated that it works. Granted, the Russian Federation isn't the USSR, and there's no one banging their boots on the podium, but otherwise, it's all correct, of course. In theory.

[your1970]

Quote: alovrov

True, the Russian Federation is not the USSR and there is no one to bang their shoe on the podium, but otherwise everything is correct, of course.

In parallel with the U2 boot, I flew over the country as I wanted.
And during the Cuban Missile Crisis, we first withdrew missiles from Cuba and only six months later began to withdraw the US from Turkey.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

Knocking on the pipe with a stinky boot...
The country needs a leader like I.I. Stalin, not Yeltsin's fans!

[commbatant]

Quote: Lisa Kerner-Tymoshenko

Knocking on the pipe with a stinky boot...

Yes, yes, and also transfer the Autonomous Okrug of Crimea to the Ukrainian SSR and transfer three districts of the Stavropol Territory to the Chechen-Ingush ASSR.

The country needs a leader like I.I. Stalin.

So it was he and Comrade Lenin who gave away the Russian lands of Novorossiya to Ukraine. You want to snatch some more lands from Russia and give them to someone else?

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

I don't want to give anything to anyone...and please don't confuse history!!! Crimea was given away to Ukraine by bloody Khrushchev, and illegally at that!
Crimea is ours and Donbass too!!!! That is, they must be and remain RUSSIAN!

[Atheist]

So it was he and Comrade Lenin who gave away the Russian lands of Novorossiya to Ukraine. You want to snatch some more lands from Russia and give them to someone else?

When the internal borders of the state were changed, there was no Novorossiya, no Russia, no Ukraine as a separate state, but a single country – the USSR. Just ask what the borders of the Moscow Oblast were in the 30s? Back then, there were no Kaluga, Ryazan, Tula, or Tver Oblasts – the Moscow Oblast bordered the Leningrad Oblast. Why don't you make claims against these oblasts? Otherwise, if they leave the Russian Federation, it's a matter of looking for the wind in the air.
Instead of shifting the blame, they would have been better off telling about the state criminals who dismembered the USSR in defiance of the current law and against the will of the citizens, who in March 1991 voted by a majority of votes to preserve the USSR.

[commbatant]

Quote: Atheist

So it was he and Comrade Lenin who gave away the Russian lands of Novorossiya to Ukraine. You want to snatch some more lands from Russia and give them to someone else?

When the internal borders of the state were changed, there was neither Novorossiya, nor Russia, nor Ukraine as a separate state, but there was a single country - the USSR.

are you raving

The term "Novorossiya" was officially enshrined in the legal acts of the Russian Empire in the spring of 1764.
While reviewing Nikita and Peter Panin's project for the further development of the province of New Serbia, located in the Zaporizhian lands (between the Dnieper and Sinyukha rivers), the young Empress Catherine II personally changed the name of the newly created province from Catherine's to Novorossiysk.
The Novorossiysk Governorate-General existed until 1874. During this time, it absorbed the Ochakov region, Taurida, and even Bessarabia.

https://topwar.ru/115032-s-chego-nachinalas-novorossiya.html?ysclid=movmxqzfqf347267108

On paper there was Lenin's resolution: "To instruct Comrade Stalin through the Bureau of the Central Committee to carry out the destruction of Krivoronbass." And in May 1919On the 11th, the Organizational Bureau of the Central Committee of the RCP(b) adopted a resolution on "separatist tendencies in Ukraine" and "the desire of the Kharkiv Bolsheviks to form a Donetsk-Krivoy Rog Republic." This was already very serious. Not only had Donbas been liquidated, but supporters of its autonomy within Russia could now be considered counterrevolutionaries, with all the ensuing consequences.
Thus, Lenin gave Donbas to Ukraine. Then, on his initiative, the proposal to incorporate Ukraine as an autonomous region within Russia, which had been considered in 1922 and enjoyed widespread support within the Bolshevik Party, was rejected. A policy of "Ukrainization" began: the forcible suppression of the Russian language and the imposition of the Ukrainian language, the expulsion of Russians from the governing bodies of Novorossiya, and other measures aimed at creating a national Soviet republic.

https://vz.ru/society/2022/4/7/1152344.html?ysclid=movnewfand748109189
So, the Bolsheviks gave the lands that were previously part of Novorossiya to Ukrainian nationalists before the formation of the USSR, but during the existence of Soviet Russia...
You can read for yourself about how Smolensk lands were allocated to Belarusians before the creation of the USSR, and how the Kazakh ASSR and then the Kazakh SSR were created at the expense of RSFSR lands...if you haven't been banned from Google...

Kaluga Region, date of formation - 07/05/1944, from 27 districts of the Smolensk, Oryol and Tula regions.
Ryazan Region, date of formation - September 26, 1937, by separation from the Moscow Region.
Tula An oblast formed on September 26, 1937, by separation from the Moscow Oblast. The predecessor of the Tula Oblast was the Tula Governorate, created by decree of Empress Catherine II in 1777. It existed until 1929.
Kalinin (Tverskaya) region, date of formation - 01/29/1935, The newly formed Kalinin region included 51 districts from the Moscow, Western and Leningrad regions.
But why did you mention all these Russian regions if they were not transferred from the RSFSR to any republic of the USSR?

The Bolsheviks and communists are the curse of Russia; communist parties in the former republics are either banned or marginalized, but in the Russian Federation, communists are represented in the State Duma, and this is despite the fact that the RSFSR never had its own communist party, and the RSFSR itself suffered more than any other republic of the USSR (in terms of people and lands) from the Bolsheviks and communists.

[Atheist]

I read this speech and realized that trying to prove anything to someone chronically anti-Soviet is counterproductive. However, I'll still ask a few questions. What class was your great-grandfather from? What education could he have counted on during the Tsarist era? How long was his workday? Well, that's enough for now.

[g_ae]

Dimon and Peskov are like two clowns. Bim and Bom. Who's afraid of clowns? Two chatterboxes. Now Makha Zakharova will take a bite from the beast and that's it, hold on seven.

[carpenter]

The EU is no longer a purely economic union and could very quickly turn into a full-fledged and extremely hostile to Russia military alliance, in some ways worse than NATO.

The EU was created as a military organization, although they tried to brainwash us into thinking it was an economic organization. But they practically created a Fourth Reich, which was already ready in 2014, the goal of which was war with Russia. The European Union (EU) was established on February 7, 1992, with the signing of the Maastricht Treaty, just after the collapse of the USSR, and this is no mere coincidence.
Now we see this coordination reaching its final stage. Heavily armed contingents are amassing along all our western borders, in full combat readiness. European military and propagandists are working in concert. While the former are preparing an attack on Russia, the latter are covering up their activities with cries of "the Russian threat."
But this time the aggressor will not be able to pretend to be a lamb: in the eyes of the whole world, an enraged Europe will look like the Fourth Reich.

[Livonetc]

605 drones, 12 guided aerial bombs, and a HIMARS rocket shot down air defense systems in 24 hours, the Ministry of Defense reported.

[Horon]

Medvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"

To achieve this, it's enough to turn Ukraine into a radioactive or otherwise particularly dangerous, deserted territory. The question is, what then? Everyone will fence themselves off from Russia and try to stay away at best, otherwise they'll gather a larger army of "willing" people and decide to test the hypothesis "is there life after a nuclear war?" Russia's security can only be ensured by making Russia strong economically, socially, in medicine, in science, in education, and finally by truly creating strong intelligence and counterintelligence services that are at home in an open society, rather than trying to close it off because they lose in an open game. And an army that won't rely on public contributions when it's already engaged in combat, but will always have what it needs and know how to use it. It's precisely development in all areas that discourages even the desire to test such a country, since any such test, even without military action, could be too costly.
In general, we need to take the "microphone" away from Medvedev; he too often spouts out utter, belligerent nonsense, despite the fact that he bears practically no responsibility even under Russian law, while ordinary citizens face criminal charges for lesser offenses.

[Fat animal]

At this point, such arrogant statements are only harmful. They widen the gap between promises of decisive action and the grim reality of drone flights overhead. Indeed, after five years of fruitless intimidation, it no longer works.

[alexboguslavski]

Medvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"

Fear, if not fueled by real action, becomes a horror story for housewives.

[Pantsuy_]

Medvedev seems to be saying everything correctly. BUT. He's completely incapable of influencing anything. And remember, this is the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council speaking. This means that in the Ministry of Defense, the General Staff, the Government, or the Security Council, there's not a single decision-maker—everyone is just an implementer. The implementers of only ONE person's decisions! And you all know that person. So don't be surprised that we've been waging a slow-moving war for five years now, with no signs of achieving results. And no one has even published any criteria for achieving results.

[Wildcat]

Medvedev noted that the implementation of the "Barbarossa 2.0" plan can only be stopped by Germany and the rest of "united Europe" realizing the inevitability of unacceptable damage. The Deputy Chairman of the Security Council noted that, over all these years, Germany has still not undergone any real denazification. According to materials presented by the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, Western powers are openly pursuing the justification of Nazi war criminals.thus effectively turning the denazification process into an empty farce.

Wow... should we prepare for a showdown with Germany? The local Guderians and Hartmanns there are already tired of acting like a "children's circus" instead of an army... "Showdowns" through Poland and the Baltics are just right for them.


PS Well done Dmitry Anatolyevich!
They'll come to "Papa" with a folder on strings, where there's "material" on "freedom is better than lack of freedom", "get rich, go into business" and "burger with Obama" - and here every day there's this, even Military Review rejoices!!
With such a presentation, no daddy will "play", that's for sure!!!

[Vovavvs]

Does the Tsar even know?! They're so afraid of the Dnieper bridges that they've started launching attacks from the Baltics and Finland.

[Roman 11]

Many people in the 90s doubted that a 5th Reich would emerge in Europe sooner or later, and by the early 2s, it had begun, a renaissance, a rebirth of the Reich. They thought they could do without it, but no—that's just the way things are structured, there are only two paths: either the Reich or the European Union. There's no such thing as being on your own, and what is being on your own? And that means inevitable wars among themselves; there's no third option. They chose the safest, most optimal option for themselves—but the Reich... and that's a path to global catastrophe, no matter how you turn it.

Now about Medvedev—he's been shouting about it lately, at every corner and corner, apparently for good reason. The Supreme Leader is either planning to hand over power to him, under any pretext or scenario, or has decided to take the initiative himself—most likely the former; such processes require the approval of more than just one or two people. If so, it means the Supreme Leader hasn't been able to find a new successor.

[Anyuta Glorious]

I don't understand who he's telling this to, or for whom? Enough with the fables. I'm sick and tired of reading about how the Kremlin has begun to understand something, to see something, maybe even to realize something. Where are the actions? Where are the adequate actions?

[Zaurbek]

DAM is right, but it's time to at least propose measures to influence the EU. So that everyone will consider them.

[Fisher]

It's not even funny anymore. But how much more can you waste your breath? Some are just after the forest, some are after the firewood. Zakharova talks about negotiations, Dmitriev is worried about Europe, Medvedev is scaring us, but I don't know how scared they are. There's a split, if not more, in consciousness, and that's just words. In reality, it's probably even worse. It's sad.

[Gomunkul]

In his article for RT, Medvedev noted that the implementation of the "Barbarossa 2.0" plan can only be stopped by Germany and the rest of "united Europe" realizing that they will inevitably suffer unacceptable damage.

That's strange. So the US and Britain are no longer our enemies? Only Germany and Europe remain?
And who started all this mess in Ukraine? Who actively nurtured Ukrainian nationalism for so many years?

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

Who actively fostered Ukrainian nationalism for so many years?...The United States, i.e., Washington!!! And Putin is having friendly meetings and phone calls with the Washingtonian!

[Andrey Khramov]

"...In his article for RT, Medvedev noted that the implementation of the "Barbarossa 2.0" plan..."
There's no "Barbarossa 2.0" plan. There will be no "active phase of war" by the Europeans, carried out by themselves against Russia.
Russia will be exhausted by the efforts of Ukrainian Nazis, and when those efforts run out—and that will take years—then by mercenaries from "outside Ukraine" and terror within Russia. They will seek to bleed the elephant dry with thousands of ant stings, but the elephant, with its thermonuclear tusks, won't be able to use them. Attacking ants with such tusks is counterproductive. And attacking the main anthills is dangerous. Because behind each such anthill, hidden in the bushes, lies another elephant with similar tusks. A dead end. And time is already playing against the elephant, attacked from all sides by ants...
And those who manage the ants will begin to tempt the elephant's component parts, saying - trunk!.. - separate yourself from the carcass and no one will bite you anymore... They will say the same thing to the ears, tail and other bodily organs...
Why should they strive to conquer ALL of Russia when it's far more pragmatic to first bring it to disintegration, and then deal with the breakaway principalities? They'll try to "buy" the oligarchs in the regions with precisely this. That's the plan, not "Barbarossa 2" as Medvedev puts it.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

No "Barbarossa 2.0" plan... You're wrong!!! Führer Merzler and his Minister of War are eager to "atone for the shame" of their ancestors!!! Only the majority of the people think differently!

[Konstantin Konstantinovich]

DAM speaks the right words, the situation demands it, but who will implement this message!? It's high time, but there are some nuances!

[megadeth]

Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev emphasizes that the only possible response to the EU's proclaimed concept of "peace through strength" can only be "Russia's security through Europe's primal fear." It is now clear that persuasion, goodwill, or unilateral action are insufficient to prevent a "massacre."

I'd like to think that what's on D.A.'s tongue is on V.V.'s mind...IMHO

[axren1]

We need to beat the Evpitars before they give all their weapons to the Ukrainians.

[Kmet]

Another mantra for self-meditation..

[guest]

Medvedev noted that the implementation of the "Barbarossa 2.0" plan can only be stopped by Germany and the rest of "united Europe" realizing that they will inevitably suffer unacceptable damage.

And why should they realize this if they are sure that no harm will come to them and the last 4 years have only strengthened this confidence in them.

[HUNTERDON]

Well, he can say it, you'll listen with rapt attention, but where are the things to do?

[guest]

Quote: HUNTERDON

and where are things?

Well, it’s his old habit: you have to think in the Duma, and then do it in some kind of “business”.

[guest]

It is worth understanding that the EU is no longer a purely economic union and could very quickly turn into a full-fledged and extremely hostile military alliance towards Russia, in some ways worse than NATO.

Is he just copy-pasting my comments from VO?

[faiver]

The only guarantee of Russia's security can be Europe's "animal fear"

- but empty talk doesn't cause "animal fear"...

[vitaliy20091959]

So what or who will cause this fear? Could it be Medvedev and Zakharova, or maybe Matvienko herself?

[snow mountain]

Quote from Aken

Who will Europe be so utterly afraid of? Him?

Red lines and further concerns

[Incvizitor]

Not fear, but complete destruction. They didn’t finish us off in 45, but they act exactly the same way again.

[Esaul]

Medvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"

Dimon, so far they only have wild laughter at you.

[hector]

Medvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"

And what has been done for this? Or is it just -
Vain words are a vignette of false essence,
I speak vain words without difficulty.
These are empty words, please don't take it amiss.
Vain words, I repeat again.

[Pavel57]

Words have been spoken, but deeds are not so good.

[Idle_piston]

[QuoteMedvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"] [/ Quote]
I don’t have any sympathy for Dmitry Anatolyevich, but here I completely agree with him.

[commbatant]

Medvedev: Russia's security can only be guaranteed by Europe's "animal fear"

It just came out of my mouth...

[commbatant]

Another provocative article from VO before the elections; the closer it gets to the elections, the more articles like this there will be.
And judging by the comments, everyone is expecting some kind of miracle from the management, insulting them, getting a thrill from it and giving each other ++...