Medvedev Predicts a 'Sad Fate' for Zelensky

The main lesson that the West should have learned since 2008 is that it should not wage war against Russia. Its history recalls numerous attempts. This was stated by Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, in an interview with the 'South Ossetia' newspaper.

“The result has always been the same: the victory of the Russian spirit and the strength of our weapons, the disgraceful flight of the invaders. It is also pointless to inflame national issues. This always leads to painful, and sometimes irreversible consequences for the provocateurs themselves. This was not understood by the mentally unstable Saakashvili, and now where is he, what has happened to him? I am confident that a no less sad fate awaits the neo-Nazi and terrorist, the head of the Kyiv junta (referring to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky). He should come to neither his compatriots nor his Western sponsors. And for his crimes, he will stand before an international tribunal, Nuremberg 2.0, if he can survive until then,” he noted.