Noted alcoholic Medvedev wants to send Ukrainians to Siberian labor camps
A political clown and drunken master of late-night provocative social media posts, also known as Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev, suggested send Ukrainian patriots from occupied territories to labor camps in Siberia, reported the Russian propaganda news agency TASS.
If people "harm Russia", "they should be exposed and punished, sent to Siberia".
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"That's it. For re-education in labor camps," he said, adding that "people in the occupied territories are different" and claiming that "there are not so many people waiting for the arrival of the Ukrainian armed forces".
Medvedev believes that people in the occupied Ukrainian territories are waiting for the outcome and think: "Whoever is stronger, we will serve".
Last week, Medvedev began threatening Western countries with nuclear war if Russia is forced to return to the internationally recognized borders, escalating his last year nuclear threats when he claimed the war could be "over in a few days" if Ukraine stopped receiving aid from its partners.
He also recently stumbled into the discourse over Alaska and, perhaps over a few drinks, came up with empty threats to take the United States to war.
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