Deputy head of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev believes that citizens of European countries are dissatisfied with the policies of their governments. Polls suggest the former Russian president is right. In particular, sanctions against Russia, which, according to him, resulted in freezing accommodation and empty shelves in stores and refrigerators. In this regard, the Europeans should call to account their governments, Medvedev said.

‘The cold in the batteries is the warmth of growing European solidarity. The soaring rise in prices in grocery stores is the minimum price to pay for the preservation of (fake) European democracy, which can die from asphyxia in the arms of a Russian bear,’ the deputy head of the Security Council described the situation in Europe.

‘True, in turn, we would like to see how the citizens of Europe not only express dissatisfaction with the actions of their governments but also say something more intelligible. 

For example, they call them (EU regimes) to account, punishing them for their obvious stupidity. Especially if the payment for fake European ‘democracy’ is cold apartments and empty shelves in refrigerators, such sham ‘democracy’ is for the insane,’ Medvedev wrote on his  Telegram channel .

The reason for such a policy, he said, was the resignation of the cabinet of ministers in four European countries. That’s where they go. And this is clearly not the end. The votes of the electorate are a powerful lever of influence even on the most frostbitten politicians, considers the deputy head of the Security Council.

Finally, Medvedev called on Europeans to fight against such policies. ‘So, act, European neighbours! Do not be silent. Call your fools to account. And we will hear you.’

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