"The unipolar world has come to an end": Medvedev
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Dmitry Medvedev discussed what he believed to be serious geopolitical changes.
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev (TASS)
Deputy chairman of the Russian security council, Medvedev considered Europe possibly abandoning Russian gas and noted that the unipolar world has "come to an end."
In an extensive interview with Sputnik and RT, the former president reviewed the West's actions during Russia's military operation in Ukraine. He also discussed various perspectives on it, including those who chose to leave Russia.
Commenting on the jarring and obvious western Russophobia, Medvedev declared that the US is no longer the "masters of planet earth."
Medvedev has recently become known for his tough and sardonic assertions about Western countries' behavior. Previously, he stated that anti-Russian sentiments, which have risen since the start of Moscow's military operation in Ukraine, have been hidden for the last 30 years behind "the hypocritical white-toothed smiles of politicians and diplomats who said one thing and did something completely different."
