Medvedev threatened Moravec and Duda with "disappearance"


Medvedev was "torn" over Poland's desire to deploy NATO nuclear weapons on its territory.
Dmitry Medvedev, deputy head of the Russian Security Council, commenting on Poland's intention to deploy NATO nuclear weapons on its territory, said that "the Polish leadership today has only patent degenerates" and that "an old maniac is sitting behind the ocean".
The request to deploy nuclear weapons in Poland threatens only one thing. Such weapons will be used. Finally, to the delight of all the crazies, even with the understanding that the final decision will be made by senile fools over the ocean," Medvedev said.
He added that he sees this as a "positive moment."
All the Duds, Moravets, Kaczynski, etc., will disappear. Well, others will disappear, alas, - he wrote.
It is worth mentioning that Poland asked NATO to deploy nuclear weapons on its territory. Warsaw showed such an initiative after it became known that Moscow had handed over a nuclear weapon to Minsk.
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