"And who said that Ukraine would exist on the world map?": Medvedev exploded with a statement about genocide

Former Russian President and current Security Council Chairman Dmitry Medvedev has exploded with a new statement on the genocide of Ukrainians and questioned Ukraine's existence on the world map in two years.

"I saw a message that Ukraine wants to receive liquefied natural gas from its overseas ‘owners’ with payment for delivery in two years. Otherwise it will simply freeze this winter. There’s only one question. Who said, that Ukraine will exist on the world map in two years? Although the Americans don't care - they have invested so much in the "anti-Russia" project that the rest is just a little thing for them," - Medvedev wrote in his Telegram-channel.

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