Moscow. Deputy Chairman of the National Security Council of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, has given a big and sensational statement and claimed that Russia’s military victory in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine is now clearly visible. As the four-year anniversary of the war approaches, Medvedev’s confident tone is being considered a serious warning to Western countries. He not only praised Russia’s victory, but also expressed his frank opinion on the future strategy and American leadership. Medvedev clarified that Russia is now considering post-war conditions, indicating that the Kremlin is very close to achieving its goals. His clear indication was that now he will end Ukraine’s game soon?
Medvedev said with full confidence during an interview that the fact of military victory is now emerging on many parameters. He said that it is now absolutely clear that Russia has reached its destination and its special military operation will meet all its stated objectives. Expressing his personal wish, he said that he wants this entire process to reach completion as soon as possible. This stance of the Russian leadership has sent a message that they are now in a mood to take this long drawn out conflict to a decisive conclusion.
During the interview, Medvedev also made interesting comments on the global role of US President Donald Trump. He said that Donald Trump is really trying hard to register himself in the pages of history as a peacemaker and peace-building personality. This statement, which came just before the war entered its fourth year, is sparking new discussions in global politics. Russia is no longer limited to military operations only, but it is also seriously considering the scenarios and international equations after the end of the war. This stance of Medvedev has given further fuel to the speculations that some major changes may be seen on the negotiating table between Russia and America in the coming times. At present, Moscow is firm on its claim of military victory and is busy preparing the script of its victory on the global stage.