During his visit to Vietnam, Medvedev told reporters that he does not rule out that the West will give Kiev aircraft in the current situation, maybe nuclear weapons.
"But then it will mean that a missile with a nuclear charge will hit them. There are irreversible laws of war. If it comes to nuclear weapons, it will be necessary to launch a preemptive strike," Medvedev said.
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The West fails to realize that the confrontation between Russia and NATO countries may at some point lead to a preemptive nuclear strike, the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, told reporters during a visit to Vietnam.
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In his opinion, the West still fails to grasp this and believes that this will not happen.
"It will, under certain circumstances," Medvedev assured.
Commenting on the expanding list of weapons and military equipment that NATO countries are sending to Ukraine, Medvedev said it was quite possible that the Kiev government "receives warplanes" and "maybe even nuclear weapons."
"But it will mean that a missile with a nuclear warhead will come flying to them," he said.
In his words, Washington’s logic under the current circumstances is quite easy to understand.
"The United States operates largely within the field of its pragmatic interests. They do not wage a war, they are making money instead. They are trying to eliminate their centuries-long enemy," Medvedev said.
"As far as Europe is concerned, it is a strange story for me. They keep heating up tensions with their decisions," the Russian official continued. "Europe has gone mad."