Arya News - The West uses Ukraine as a battering ram to try to destroy Russia and is not even hiding this fact, Russian Deputy Security Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday.
"[Western countries are] using all means, and now they are using Ukraine as a battering ram to destroy Russia, and they are not hiding it," Medvedev said at the Territory of Meanings Forum. Russia can only be saved by a victory in the special military operation, the official said. Around 30,000 sanctions have been imposed against Russia, with pressure coming from "all angles," Medvedev said.
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SOLNECHNOGORSK, Russia (Sputnik) - The West uses Ukraine as a battering ram to try to destroy Russia and is not even hiding this fact, Russian Deputy Security Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday.
" [Western countries are] using all means, and now they are using Ukraine as a battering ram to destroy Russia, and they are not hiding it ," Medvedev said at the Territory of Meanings Forum.
Russia can only be saved by a victory in the special military operation, the official said.
"There was a period when they apparently believed that they would be able to come to a conditional agreement with us, but in fact they simply bend us to their will. Well, I mean, first of all, Western countries. But they failed. And they are experiencing the most severe disappointment," Medvedev said.
Around 30,000 sanctions have been imposed against Russia, with pressure coming from " all angles ," Medvedev said.
"The number of sanctions imposed against the Russian Federation is prohibitive. There is no country in the world, nor has there ever been a country in history, that has imposed such a number of sanctions. Around 30,000," Medvedev said at the Territory of Meanings forum.
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