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Russia does not want a global conflict, Medvedev says
Medvedev warned of rising global dangers while affirming Russia's intent to defend its interests and praising renewed U.S. contacts amid ongoing tensions over Ukraine and other hotspots.
- On Monday, Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, said Russia is not interested in a global conflict and warned the world was getting very dangerous.
- Amid resumed contacts with Washington, Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine triggered the biggest West-Moscow confrontation since the Cold War, and Trump's envoys are trying to negotiate an end to the war.
- Medvedev said, 'They say 'No way- these Russians are making it all up- they are sowing horror stories and they will never do anything,' at his residence outside Moscow.
- Medvedev warned escalation could lead to a nuclear 'apocalypse' and stated 'A global conflict cannot be ruled out,' emphasizing Russia's stance.
- Medvedev's remarks expose hardline thinking within Russia's elite, while Russian president Vladimir Putin remains the final voice on policy as Medvedev dismissed Western claims about threats to Greenland and referenced global flashpoints including Venezuela.
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Russia Does Not Want Global Conflict: Medvedev
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said his country is not interested in a world war, in comments published on Feb. 2. “Of course we are not interested in a global conflict,” Medvedev, who now serves as deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, said during an interview with Russian state news agency TASS. “We are not crazy! Who needs a global conflict? “Nor were we interested in beginning the special military operation.” “We have re…
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Read Full ArticleRussian Vice-President Dmitri Medvedev, Vice-President of the Security Council, says that the world is becoming very dangerous and that "a global conflict cannot be excluded", he argues, but Moscow does not want to be behind such a conflict.
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