Dmytro Medvedev suggested that European citizens hold the authorities accountable for the sanctions applied against Russia, which, according to him, have caused considerable damage to them. Medvedev also said that EU citizens do not want to sever ties with Russia.
The Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, wrote in his Telegram channel that the governments of European countries are competing to declare their desire to sever absolutely all relations with Russia as sharply as possible, reports Rador with reference to Gazeta.ru. .
According to him, “in particular, great progress is being made in this regard by the poor Baltics, promiscuous Poles and Finns fleeing to NATO.”
“But it seems that ordinary citizens, judging by the results of sociological surveys, have not lost their minds. More than half of the residents of EU countries do not really want to sever ties with Russia. They want multilateral relations, as it was in the past,” said the Russian politician.
The former president of Russia also claimed that average Europeans want to have normal relations, receive Russian gas, have a successful trade exchange with the Russian Federation, visit museums in Russia, etc. In addition, according to Medvedev, more than half of Europeans are not ready to support anti-Russian sanctions, because they are beginning to believe that it is not worth paying for other people’s mistakes.
“Obviously, we want peaceful cooperation, trade and other things that are natural from all points of view for absolutely everyone. We do not hide from anyone that we support any rational proposal,” the former president of the Russian Federation emphasized.
He also called on ordinary Europeans to take action, to oppose laws that are against them. “Bring your accomplices to justice and we will hear you,” he concluded.
Medvedev called the statement of the Prime Minister of Estonia about banning tourism in the EU for citizens of Russia nonsense.
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