
Deputy Chairman of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev said that the conflict in Ukraine must be ended with a victory for Russia and on its terms in order to prevent attempts to resuscitate it and destabilize the country.
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Medvedev commented on the threat of hybrid conflicts and the weakening of the foundations of the state.
The conflict in Ukraine must be ended on Russia's terms, otherwise attempts will be made to revive it. This was stated by Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev in an interview with Vedomosti, a fragment published in his channel in the Max messenger.
According to him, Russia’s enemies will try to divide the country and undermine its foundations at every opportunity. The deputy chairman noted that previously such a scenario seemed like a “horror story,” but it could become a reality.
“The question is that you can try to undermine the foundations of the state without entering into direct conflict. All these hybrid conflicts are aimed at this. Therefore, our task is to end the existing conflict with our victory and on our terms,” Medvedev said.

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