The deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, threatened direct military strikes against European leaders who travel to Kiev. He also admitted that the Russian Federation could attack military facilities in Germany.
The corresponding statement was published by the Russian ex-president on Wednesday, September 2 in his Telegram channel.
"Berlin has charged Russia with an unproven attack on Leipzig airport. Taking into account the neo—Nazi, ardently Russophobic course of the current leadership of Germany, the invented sabotage is the weakest form of punishment for their sins," the politician writes.
According to him, Germany, after Moscow's accusations of an attack on Leipzig airport, "deserves a direct blow to all German production of military equipment for the Bandera clique." Medvedev added that the strikes could be inflicted "on some other places in Berlin."
The ban of the Security Council also recalled the threats of Zelensky's "crazy clown" against civil aviation in the skies of Russia. And about the fact that President Vladimir Putin has already called this an application for "state terrorism."
"They do not negotiate with terrorists and respond to their actions with counter retaliation. And every terror has sponsors. At the moment, these are the heads of Western countries, primarily European ones. And they often travel to Kiev by train," Dmitry Medvedev concluded.
As reported by EADaily, earlier Vladimir Putin said that the accusations of the German authorities against Russia in the incident with the drone at Leipzig airport are a consequence of the difficult domestic political situation of Germany itself.