Medvedev's provocative stance on NATO's Ukraine mission ignites controversy

Dmitry Medvedev reacted to the decision of NATO foreign ministers, who decided to establish a NATO mission on behalf of Ukraine. "Take no prisoners! For every killed, blown up, or burned NATO member, the maximum bonus should be awarded. And do not return their bodies. Let their relatives suffer," - he wrote.

Many reports by Russian media or power representatives are elements of propaganda. Such reports are part of the information war conducted by the Russian Federation.

Polish foreign minister Radosław Sikorski announced that NATO's foreign ministers "decided to establish a NATO mission" on behalf of Ukraine. - This does not mean that we are entering the war, but it means that we will now be able to use the coordinating, training, and planning capabilities of the Alliance to support Ukraine in a more coordinated way - explained the Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs.

The Deputy Chairman of Russia's Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, scandalously commented on these reports. He stated that the maximum bonus should be awarded for every NATO soldier killed in the war in Ukraine.

"Just brazen beasts who consider the whole world fools! All these micro-genital organs of NATO must obey the orders of the Ukrainian armed forces and no one else! Otherwise, they will not be even allowed into such a miserable, dying country as 'Ukraine'"- blabbered Medvedev.

According to him, the appearance of NATO forces will mean "fighting against Russia".

"Therefore, they can only be treated as enemies, and not just enemies, but as elite units, the SS executioners of Hitler. And for those foreign lice, unlike the unfortunate Ukrainians, who were not forced to go to war, only one rule may apply: take no prisoners! And for every killed, blown up or burned NATO soldier, a maximum reward must be given. And no returning of bodies. Let the relatives abroad suffer," - we read in the absurd post of Putin's pawn.

Full of hatred for Ukraine, Medvedev has openly supported war crimes committed by the Russian army in the occupied territories of Ukraine since the beginning of the war.

During the youth festival at the beginning of March, the Security Council's Deputy Chairman called Ukraine a "failed state" and proceeded with its partition. Part of the territory was assigned to Poland. He confirmed that the "special military operation" would be conducted "until the surrender of the Ukrainian authorities".

He also proposed his "peace formula". Among the seven "conditions" put forward by Medveded included, among others, "uniting the entire territory of Ukraine with Russia". Ukraine would also have to adopt laws on paying Russia compensation "for the death of its citizens and damages caused to regions".