Medvedev: Trump is also a person affiliated with the American ruling system
The former preside of Russia believes that Donald Trump will not do such a thing despite his promise to lift sanctions against Russia, and he is a politician affiliated with the ruling establishme in America like other officials of this coury.
According to Isna, Dmitry Medvedev, the former preside of Russia and deputy head of the coury’s Security Council, stated in an article: “Donald Trump is angry with the curre American governme and threatens to lift sanctions against Russia. Will he lift these sanctions if he becomes preside?”
Medvedev coinued this article that he published in cyberspace and wrote: “Of course, he will not do such a thing. Trump may appear to be a person apart from the American ruling system, but in the end he is also a person connected to this system. Of course, he is a narcissist and ecceric, but he is also a pragmatist. As a businessman, Trump understands that the sanctions will undermine the dominance of the dollar in the world. But he will not go so far as to start a revolution in the United States and go against the ai-Russian policy of a deeply infamous administration that is far more powerful than the likes of Trump.”
Medvedev’s analysis comes after Russian Preside Vladimir Putin endorsed Kamala Harris for the US election in a speech at an economic summit held in Vladivostok on Thursday. According to Vladimir Putin, after “Joe Biden” was removed from the 2024 US presideial race, “so now Russia supports his successor – Kamala Harris.”
Putin said: “Kamala Harris (Biden’s deputy and the Democratic candidate in the US elections) has a kind of coagious laugh, and that means life is treating her well.”
Medvedev also analyzed the character of Kamala Harris in the article he published.
He wrote: “How is Harris? He is the one from whom we can expect less surprises. He is inexperienced and, as his enemies claim, simply stupid. His beautiful nonsensical speeches and boringly correct answers to questions are already prepared for him and he will simply read the texts from the screen and have an infectious laugh!”
The former preside of Russia writes in the conclusion of his analysis: “There were sanctions against the former Soviet Union throughout the 20th ceury. These sanctions returned in unprecedeed dimensions in the 21st ceury. Therefore, sanctions will exist for all of us forever. Or uil the United States collapses in the inevitable new civil war. In any case, it is not without reason that the Hollywood industry makes films about it.
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