The Russian politician accused the president of a neighboring country of using drugs and also stated that Ukraine is supposedly part of Russia.
Former Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation and current Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev commented on the decree of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky on the protection of Ukrainians on Russian territory. He left a corresponding message on his Telegram.
According to Medvedev, Ukrainians are nominally Russian and “Little Russia” is part of Russia. He also accused the Ukrainian leader of using drugs. He described his decision as a propaganda move resulting from a “failure” at the front.
“The Ukrainian high-ranking drug addict made a simple propaganda move resulting from the failure at the front. Giving a brutal double dose, he signed a decree on territorial claims to Russia on the lands “historically inhabited by Ukrainians”, since the Ukrainians are Russians and Little Russia is here Since it is part of Russia, it is time for the main “Ukrainian” to leave. So it will soon annex Canada…” Medvedev wrote.
Zelensky signed a decree on the protection of Ukrainians: what is known
The decree states that Russia has been and continues to carry out systematic actions aimed at destroying national identity and oppressing Ukrainians for centuries. It violates their rights and freedoms, including the lands where they have historically lived. We are talking about Storodubshchina, Northern and Eastern Slobozhanshchina, as well as the Krasnodar Territory, Belgorod, Bryansk, Voronezh, Kursk, Rostov regions.
We also note that Zelensky will submit a bill on dual citizenship to the Verkhovna Rada. Passage of the bill would allow all ethnic Ukrainians and their descendants anywhere in the world to obtain citizenship.
Source: Focus
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