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Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev confirmed that Russia does not need to negotiate with the West and does not trust it, pointing out that NATO's attempts to expand to the east were preparations for war with Russia.
RIA Novosti quoted Medvedev as saying today: It is now clear that in the relations of independent and sovereign states with the Anglo-Saxon world one cannot talk about trust in them or their beautifully stated principles or their sincerity to words, and unfortunately we have no one to talk to and negotiate with in the West now and there is no Something to talk about.
Medvedev added: The events of the past year negated the possibility of trust and respectful dialogue. The actions of the current and former Western leaders are ridiculous, as they gave the neo-Nazis in Kyiv time to prepare for a bloody war, and therefore everything these Nazis did was with the full complicity or direct assistance of civilized Europeans.
Medvedev pointed out that the Russian side at that time trusted its partners and did not expect direct betrayal from them and start working to destroy Russia. He said: I remember very well the meeting of the “Russia-NATO” Council at the highest level in Lisbon in 2010, in which I participated in my capacity as Russian president, where members confirmed to us They pacted then that we did not pose a threat to each other, and were ready to work with us for the common security of the Euro-Atlantic region.
Medvedev continued: The expansion of NATO to the east and the preparations for confrontation were tantamount to preparing for war with Russia.
Medvedev added: For years, and perhaps decades to come, we can forget about normal relations with the West, and this is not our choice. We will now dispense with them until a new generation of wise politicians comes to power there, and we will develop our relations with the rest of the world.
The Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council stressed that the enemies' realization of the fact that Moscow is guided by the foundations of nuclear deterrence in the event of a threat and the need to take action prevents them today from waging an all-out war.
Medvedev said: The West supports the crazy Kyiv regime with all its might and convinces it of the illusion of impunity and impunity in return for complete obedience, pointing out that the Western world balances between the intense desire to destroy Russia on the one hand and the desire to avoid a nuclear apocalypse on the other hand.
Medvedev added: If we do not get the maximum security guarantees suitable for Russia, the tension will continue indefinitely, and the world will remain on the brink of a third world war and a nuclear catastrophe, but Russia will do everything to prevent that from happening.
Medvedev pointed out that the new agreements on disarmament have become unrealistic and unnecessary, but whenever Russia obtained guarantees of maximum security in the early time, the situation soon returned to normal.
The Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council stressed that the decision to start the special military operation in Ukraine was a difficult and obligatory step, and the matter was related to Russian national security, pointing out that Russia will do its utmost to achieve the objectives of the operation and the extremist regime will disappear from Kyiv.
Medvedev said: The decision to launch a special military operation was a difficult forced step under the pressure of circumstances, and it was impossible to delay further when NATO refused to provide guarantees that Ukraine would not join the alliance and Kyiv's declaration of its desire to revive its nuclear arsenal.
