The Kremlin admits it may supply weapons to international terrorists against the US
The deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council promises "hellfire" from "third parties" who consider the US their enemy.
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Deputy chairman of the Russia's Security Council Dmytry Medvedev was outraged by the US aid / Photo: Associated Press
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev announced a "serious change in foreign policy" following Vladimir Putin's statement about potentially transferring Russian weapons to unnamed "third parties" for strikes against the US and its allies. This is how the Kremlin reacted to the permission given to Ukraine's Defense Forces to use Western weapons on Russian territory for self-defense.
In a post on his Telegram channel, the Kremlin's mouthpiece childishly "concealed" the identities of those who might receive Russian weapons to attack countries providing military support to Ukraine.
"Let the US and their allies now feel the direct impact of Russian weapons by third parties. These entities or regions are intentionally not named," he wrote, adding that they could be anyone, regardless of political beliefs or international recognition, who considers the US their enemy.
By doing so, Dmitry Medvedev, who holds a high position as the deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, actually admitted the possibility of Russia cooperating with international terrorists. This places the Kremlin on the same level as ISIS or Hamas, where it has unofficially been for a long time.
Moreover, the Putin's henchman promises to rejoice at the successful use of Russian weapons on targets in the US or allied countries, hoping for the highest possible casualties.
"Let the use of Russian weapons by unnamed "regions" be as destructive as possible for them and our opponents. And let "the sensitive objects of the states supplying weapons to Kyiv burn in hellfire". Burn along with those who control them. And we will rejoice in their successful strikes with our weapons on our common enemies!" the frenzied Kremlin jester wrote.
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