The Kremlin has warned that World War Three could start at any moment if Donald Trump ‘continues his insane course’.
Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev, a close Putin ally, claimed that a new global conflict will make the nuclear bombs at Hiroshima and Nagasaki look like ‘child’s play’.
The US president has made a ‘gross mistake’ by attacking Iran and he will spark all out conflict if he ‘continues his insane course of criminal regime change’, Medvedev warned.
‘This is a war of the US and its allies for maintaining global dominance.
‘The pigs don’t want to part with the trough.’
Medvedev, who was Russian president from 2008 to 2012, was asked if WW3 had begun.
He replied: ‘Formally, no, but if Trump continues his insane course of criminal regime change, it will undoubtedly begin.
‘And any event could be the trigger. Any event.’
Medvedev, Putin’s deputy on the Russian security council, said of Western leaders: ‘There’s no magic cure for the actions of hardcore idiots and clinical bastards.
‘There’s only one guarantee: the USA is afraid of Russia and knows the price of a nuclear conflict.
‘In the event of its occurrence, Hiroshima and Nagasaki will be child’s play in the sandbox [sandpit]’.
He told state news agency TASS that US and Israeli citizens were now at risk after the military operation against Iran.
‘I think their vulnerability has significantly increased,’ he said.
‘The fact that the Iranians haven’t responded too seriously yet means that they don’t have many options.
‘But they know how to wait, this is an ancient civilisation.
‘Trump made a gross mistake.
‘By his decision, he put all Americans under potential attack, even though the Iranian regime is not well-liked in neighbouring Arab countries.
‘The main thing, however, is that the late Ayatollah was the spiritual father of almost 300 million Shiites. And now he’s a martyr. You can fill in the rest yourself.
‘And now there’s no doubt that Iran will strive with redoubled energy to acquire nuclear weapons.’
Medvedev claimed that Iran — a key Russian ally, who Moscow is so far failing to support militarily – will withstand the US and Israeli onslaught.
‘I’ve already said that Iran, as the heir to the former Persian Empire, is an ancient world and culture,’ he said.
‘They will cope, but the price of revival will be high.
‘It requires a high level of societal consolidation. And the Americans have provided such consolidation.’
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