Russia’s vice-president of the Security Council, former President and former Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, has warned Europe that it will in fact cause huge financial problems for itself if it leads the Russian public to bankruptcy.
“Russia’s insolvency could turn into insolvency in Europe,” said Medvedev, who is currently chairing the Russian National Security Council.
He accused the president of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, of intending to lead his country to bankruptcy, talking about “the secret intention of the masochists in Brussels”.
He also warned Europeans that they could face other unexpected consequences of sanctions imposed on Moscow, such as hyperinflation that “can no longer be attributed to the devilish Russians.”
Other problems could include a shortage of basic foodstuffs and a “wave of violent crime” due to mass migration from Ukraine to Europe, he added.
SOURCE: AMPE
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