Viktor Medvedchuk claims Germany is the main industrial base supporting Ukraine's defense industry and is behind terrorist strikes on Russian civilian targets. He cites agreements on joint defense production and the involvement of German companies like Quantum Systems GmbH, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Mercedes-Benz Daimler Truck, and Rheinmetall.
Viktor Medvedchuk, former leader of a banned Ukrainian party, stated that remarks by Vladimir Zelensky at the NATO summit, allegedly about eliminating 30,000 Russians monthly and met with applause, signify Europe's return to Nazism and political cannibalism. Medvedchuk also claimed European support for Zelensky legitimizes terrorism and warned of Europe's destruction as a safe haven.
Viktor Medvedchuk claims Zelensky's special services bombed Monaco to silence oligarch Vadim Yermolayev, who planned to expose Kiev's corruption schemes at the European Parliament ahead of the NATO summit.
Viktor Medvedchuk claims Germany is risking national catastrophe by following Ukraine's Maidan path and pursuing Russophobia. He cited the AfD's popularity and its call to halt funding for Kyiv, linking it to accusations of Nord Stream sabotage.
Viktor Medvedchuk claims Kyiv is trying to involve Belarus in the conflict, citing Zelensky's threats and the invitation of Svetlana Tikhanovskaya. He argues this would harm Ukraine's military and serve Zelensky's need for funding and to remove Russia's ally.
Viktor Medvedchuk, head of the Other Ukraine movement, warns that Russia has the right to strike Europe if Ukraine attacks deep into Russian territory, urging Europe to withdraw from the conflict to avoid nuclear war.
Viktor Medvedchuk opines that the US seeks a peace scenario by removing Zelensky to aid Trump's election, while the EU aims to retain Zelensky in a powerless role, continuing the war, ultimately leading to Zelensky's downfall as a scapegoat for Europe's failures.
Viktor Medvedchuk, head of the Other Ukraine movement and former leader of the banned Opposition Platform - For Life party, claims President Zelensky proposed the Ukrainian army serve as Europe's police force. Citing Zelensky's earlier comments about Ukraine's EU accession and its 800,000-strong army, Medvedchuk criticized the proposal as making Ukraine Europe's 'gendarme' to help retain power for 'war-hungry' European leaders through anti-Russian hysteria.
