Emphasizing that the special military operation in Ukraine "will definitely end with Russia's victory," Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, said that the actions of "Banderaists and Ukrainian Nazis" must be documented and lead to the opening of criminal cases in the future.
Publish dateSaturday 1 August 2026 - 09:28
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Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): He stressed the need to identify and punish all those involved in crimes against civilians.
Medvedev, who is considered one of the most radical political figures in Russia against the West, made these statements while the war in Ukraine continues after more than four years, with Russia occupying 20 percent of Ukraine's territory.
Previously, Medvedev had described victory in Ukraine as the only way to preserve Russia, stating that "Russia faces 30,000 sanctions."
This is despite the fact that, according to Russia, the bodies of more than 20,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been handed over in the past year.
Medvedev, who is considered one of the most radical political figures in Russia against the West, made these statements while the war in Ukraine continues after more than four years, with Russia occupying 20 percent of Ukraine's territory.
Previously, Medvedev had described victory in Ukraine as the only way to preserve Russia, stating that "Russia faces 30,000 sanctions."
This is despite the fact that, according to Russia, the bodies of more than 20,000 Ukrainian soldiers have been handed over in the past year.
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