Deputy Head of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev commented on the statement of the head of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, who expressed opinion regarding the inevitability of Russia’s default. Medvedev outlined his vision of the situation and criticism of von der Leyen on the social network, starting the post with the phrase “semantic hallucinations.”
“European aunt Ursula began to actively issue texts …” – writes Medvedev.
According to him, “their main meaning is no longer regarding suffering”, the resolution of the situation in Ukraine and the like, but regarding the collapse of the Russian economy.
“This is the deep strategy of the European Union, the innermost intention of the masochists,” Medvedev continues. “Only two obvious points. Russia’s default may turn into Europe’s default…”
Medvedev believes that “Europe’s default” may turn out to be both “moral” and “material”, that “the EU’s financial system is not quite stable” and that “people’s confidence is falling”. He recalled the period of his presidency: “And it didn’t shake so much even in the memorable 2008, but then it was very difficult.”
The second “moment” according to Medvedev – “wait for the powerful gratitude of ordinary Europeans for hyperinflation”, also “for the lack of elementary products” and “for the influx of refugees.” The latter, the author of the post believes, will riot.
“On the streets of well-groomed European cities,” writes Medvedev, “stinky bonfires made of tires will burn in honor of the heroes of the Maidan and the Great Peremoga over Europe!”
