Dmitri Medvedev implies that the train bringing European and Western officials to Kiev could be attacked by Russians. In a social media post, the Russian politician made the remark, commenting on Germany’s accusations against Russia, referring to the sabotage in Leipzig.
Medvedev has called the administration in Berlin “neonazi and extremely russophobic”, writes news.ro. The Russian official believes that Russia should directly attack German military targets, which produce equipment for Ukraine.
“Berlin has accused Russia of an unproven attack on the Leipzig airport. Given the neo-Nazi and extremely Russophobic orientation of Germany’s current leadership, this fabricated diversion represents the lightest punishment for their sins. They deserve a direct hit on all German military equipment factories. And, probably, on other places in Berlin. (…) There are no negotiations with terrorists. Their actions are met with reprisals. And also, every act of terrorism has sponsors. At this moment, these are the heads of state from Western countries, primarily from Europe. They often travel to Kiev by train…”, wrote the former Russian president.
Berlin has accused Moscow of the drone incidents that recently occurred at Leipzig Airport. Moscow denies involvement and claims it would be anti-Russian propaganda, while the German press publishes details about the Russians who would have been involved in these actions.