Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev talks during a bilateral meeting with his US counterpart Barack Obama at the Villa Le Cercle in Deauville, western France, on May 26, 2011, during the G8 summit. G8 leaders meeting in France are to call for an end to the bloody repression of protests in Libya and Syria and for Israel and the Palestinians swiftly to engage in meaningful peace talks. (AFP)

Russia’s Medvedev says West won’t leave Russia, China alone: TASS

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Published: 23 March ,2023: 08:08 AM GST Updated: 23 March ,2023: 09:07 AM GST

The West dislikes Russia and China’s independence and the coming decades will not be quiet as it will try to break Russia up into smaller and weaker states, former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday.

In an interview with state news agency TASS, Medvedev said Ukraine was part of “Greater Russia”, adding that he saw no prospects for reviving Russia’s ties with the West in the near future.

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Medvedev is now deputy chairman of Russia’s security council.

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