
Зампред Совбеза РФ и председатель партии "Единая Россия" Дмитрий Медведев заявил, что из-за международной напряженности и попыток ряда стран "стереть Россию с карты мира" Россия будет долго продолжать пополнять свои военные запасы.
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Заявление сделано в контексте ongoing геополитической напряженности между Россией и Западом, включая санкции и военные конфликты.
МОСКВА, 10 сен - РИА Новости. РФ еще долго предстоит пополнять свои запасы вооружений на фоне попыток ряда стран "стереть Россию с карты мира", заявил зампред Совбеза РФ, председатель партии "Единая Россия" Дмитрий Медведев.
"Скажу прямо, из-за колоссальной международной напряженности, попыток стереть Россию с карты мира мы вынуждены будем еще долго закладывать различные вооружения в "закрома Родины", - сказал Медведев в интервью "Ведомостям".
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Россия продолжит увеличивать свои военные запасы в среднесрочной перспективе
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