May 16, 2022
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‘US-centric world on brink of collapse’

Citing this, former president slammed US and its allies for undermining stability of national currencies and skyrocketing inflation, the Hindustan Times reported…reports Asian Lite News

Russia’s Dmitry Medvedev warned that Western sanctions on Moscow will harm the global financial stability and global order.

According to the Hindustan Times reports, Former Russian president has claimed that sanctions imposed by West on his country will have a wide range of global consequences.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on 24 February had launched a ‘special military operation’ on the East European country Ukraine.  This led to several economic sanctions being imposed on Russia by the West. the sanctions have also punished countries which will do business with Moscow.

Citing this, former president slammed US and its allies for undermining stability of national currencies and skyrocketing inflation, the Hindustan Times reported.

The military support for Ukraine risks sparking nuclear war with Russia, Medvedev, warned, media reports said.

In a fiery post to nearly one million Telegram users on Thursday, Medvedev wrote: “NATO countries pumping weapons into Ukraine, training troops to use western equipment, sending in mercenaries and the exercises of alliance countries near our borders increase the likelihood of a direct and open conflict between NATO and Russia. Such a conflict always has the risk of turning into a full-fledged nuclear war,” Daily Mail reported.

Now serving as deputy chairman of the influential Kremlin Security Council, Medvedev was President of Russia from 2008 to 2012 while Putin was term-limited, Daily Mail reported.

Medvedev had appointed Putin as the Prime Minister during that period. When Putin was allowed to become President once again, Medvedev stepped aside.

He took the premiership until 2020, at which point Putin nullified term limits and moved Medvedev to his current role.

Medvedev accused NATO countries of “sending in mercenaries” to fight for Ukraine and intentionally playing up the prospect of nuclear war.

His post continued: “The endless talk by foreign analysts about a war between NATO and Russia continues unabated. The cynicism of Western ‘talking heads’ is becoming more and more blatant.

“The thesis that Russia frightens the world with a nuclear conflict is being pushed to the top of the agenda. Even [Donald] Trump recently came out with this, though, understandably, just to spite [President] Biden. And of course the Europeans are squeaking their little voices,” Daily Mail reported.

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