Pretending to be idiots: Paris and London want to drag NATO into war — Medvedev: EADaily

Russia Rejects Idea of European Peace-Keepers Being Deployed to Ukraine After Signing of an Armistice

A former Russian president who is a close aide to President Putin, Dmitry Medvedev, says only nations not associated with the NATO alliance could be peace-keepers.

NATO ‘peacekeepers’ in Ukraine mean war – Medvedev

from RT: The former Russian president was responding to suggestions of such a deployment floated recently by the UK and France The deployment of “peacekeepers” from NATO member states to Ukraine would trigger an all-out war between the military bloc and Moscow, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has warned. In recent weeks, the leaders of the UK […]

"You Want to Give Military Aid to the Neo-Nazis in Kiev - Consult with Trump, Scumbags!" - Former Russian President Medvedev Has Harsh Words for Macron and Starmer

Dmitry Medvedev's scathing remarks target Macron and Starmer as tensions rise over proposed NATO troop deployments to Ukraine. His provocative statements raise critical questions about the implications for international security and diplomacy.

Russia Says UK and French Idea Of NATO "Peacekeepers" Means WAR

Russia’s former president and the deputy chair of Russia’s Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, said that sending NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) “peacekeepers” to Ukraine would mean war. The idea, floated by the United Kingdom and France, is to use NATO troops against Russia. In a post on X on Sunday, Medvedev, who currently serves as the deputy chair of Russia’s Security Council, stated that French President Emmanuel Macron and British…

'Playing Dumb': Paris & London Want To Drag NATO Into War, Medvedev Says

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Former Russian President Dmitri Medvedev criticises the British-French plans for NATO peacekeepers in Ukraine. He recommended Starmer and Macron, whom he called "sacks" to discuss better with US President Trump. Russia, meanwhile, attacks Ukraine's capital Kiev with drones.