Sanctions of western countries will not affect the Kremlin

Sanctions of western countries will not affect the Kremlin: Statement of former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.

A month has passed since the Russian invasion of Ukraine. But the Russian army’s invasion of Ukraine continues unabated. Several Ukrainian cities were completely destroyed in the attack.

Meanwhile, the statement of former President of Russia and Deputy Chief of the Security Council Dmitry Medvedev has come to the fore.

He said on Friday that it was foolish to believe that Western sanctions against Russian businesses could have any effect on the Moscow government.

Indeed, former President Dmitry Medvedev said in an interview that the sanctions will only strengthen Russian society and will not cause popular discontent with the authorities.

After its invasion of Ukraine, Western countries have imposed various sanctions on Russia.

But a month after the war, the Kremlin says it will continue to attack until then. until it fulfills its goals of “demilitarization and demilitarization” of Ukraine.

However, former President Medvedev said some of the sanctions particularly affected billionaire businessmen considered close to President Vladimir Putin.

Medvedev said opinion polls show that three-quarters of Russians supported the Kremlin’s decision to launch a military operation in Ukraine and even more supported President Vladimir Putin.

He took on the Russians who were speaking out against the invasion while outside Russia.

He said that you can be dissatisfied with some decisions of the officers, criticize the officers, it is normal.

But you cannot take a stand against the country in such a difficult situation, because it is treason.

According to an independent protest watchdog group, thousands of people were detained in Russia during widespread protests against Putin following the attack on Ukraine earlier this month.

Putin’s security cover is tighter than US President.

During the Russia-Ukraine war, the eyes of the world’s major countries are fixed on Russian President Putin. America and NATO member countries are blaming Putin for this war.

The US has even said that in view of the loss of life and property in Ukraine, Putin should be prosecuted for war.

In America, this demand has increased. In view of the tragedy of the war in Ukraine, some additional risks have arisen for the Russian President.