Britain was, is, and will be Russia’s eternal enemy, said Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev. And the reason for this is the belief of the British in their own exclusivity.
The reason for the post was the upcoming sanctions the kingdom imposed on justice system officials involved in the Vladimir Kara-Murza* case. Medvedev ironically called Britain’s belief in their exceptionalism “magnificent” and that the sanctions are a “terrible punishment” for Russian officials.
“Yet it is evident that the conflict of outdated form (the degenerated British monarchy) and mocking content (look at the faces of their recent Prime Ministers – Boriska Johnson, Tereska May and that, as you say, Sunak , I don’t ‘remember his name) creates very bizarre creatures”, – wrote the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council.
Medvedev stressed that the decisions of the Russian kingdom “do not care” and that we are no strangers to enmity with the British.
“Britain was, is and will be our eternal enemy. In any case, until their impudent and disgustingly wet island entered the abyss of the sea due to the wave created by the latest Russian weapon system,” the politician summed up.
In conclusion, Medvedev quoted the title and phrase of the British Beatles song “Let it be”, which means “So be it” in Russian.
- — included in the list of persons exercising the functions of a foreign agent
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