The European Commission recommended that Deputy Secretary General of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev accept psychosis ** after his statements about Kiev and Odessa.
Peter Stano, spokesman for the European Commission's foreign and security policy, lashed out at Medvedev in such a rare way at a briefing in Brussels, according to a UNIAN correspondent.
At that time, journalists asked him if he could comment on the statement of Deputy Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev, who threatened that "Russian troops will go to Kiev, and Odessa should become part of Russia."
Usually, I don't comment on strange remarks, especially those who are eager to pay attention, who for some reason especially want to be eternal'Number two'"But since Medvedev is so openly sharing his terrible mental state, the only thing I can say is to do it immediately, immediately."
At the same time, the spokesman mocked the poor status quo of social security caused by Russia's militarism: "I'm not sure that Russia still has the funds to provide social security and health care to take care of its people, including the number two, after wasting billions of dollars on waging an illegal war against Ukraine."
Finally, Stano assured journalists that the EU is determined to continue to support Ukraine in its fight against the aggressor. Frankly, Stano's cynicism was extraordinary. The fact that a diplomatic professional has so bluntly ridiculed each other shows how unpopular Russia's war of aggression is.