Danilov to Medvedev: Russia’s nuclear weapons threat is an act of suicide
ALONA MAZURENKO — TUESDAY, 1 NOVEMBER 2022, 17:20
Oleksii Danilov, Secretary of Ukraine’s National Security and Defence Council (NSDC), has responded to Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Head of Russia’s Security Council, who is threatening to launch a nuclear attack on Ukraine.
Source: Danilov on Facebook
Quote: "A note for Medvedev. Print this out and read it out loud a minimum of three times a day – every morning, noon and night, before and after taking your usual 100 grams (or most likely more) of strong alcohol:
- Russia will definitely and inevitably lose.
- The Kremlin regime launched the process of disintegration of its sorry excuse for an empire and fake federation itself.
- All the territories occupied by Muscovy will be liberated, and this refers not only to Ukraine, but to Georgia, Moldova, Japan, and other countries and people as well. This includes Belarus being a country free from Russian occupiers.
- Russia threatening to use or using nuclear weapons is an act of suicide. Russia will eventually become enemy number one for the whole world."
Details: Danilov said Russian officials and propagandists will not be able to hide their children on Mars, and they are not likely to want to "go straight to heaven" from their palaces in Rublyovka [an elite suburb in Moscow], Sardinia, and other Dubai-like megapolises.
Here Danilov is mocking Putin, who previously said that if nuclear weapons were used, sinners would go to hell and Russians "straight to heaven".
In total, Danilov named five points that Medvedev should remember. The fifth and last one is: a Russia without nuclear weapons.
Quote: "Complete denuclearisation is an ultimate goal of dismantling the Russian Federation. This last rotten tooth must and shall be wrested from the maw of the raging beast. And this is the only guarantee of security for the world and Ukraine."
Background:
- On 1 November, Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, announced that Ukraine's liberation of its territories is a "direct reason" for Russia to use nuclear weapons.
- On 10 October, the Security Service of Ukraine put Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council and former president of the aggressor country, on its wanted list.
- Medvedev believes that Russia could launch a nuclear strike on Ukraine with impunity, since NATO countries will be too worried about their own security to take retaliatory action.
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