Dmitry Medvedev claims Ukraine hires hitmen from Latin American drug cartels, accusing European politicians of blocking peace talks.
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Russian Security Council Vice President Dmitry Medvedev accuses the Ukrainian authorities of recruiting mercenaries from drug cartels such as the 'Clan del Golfo' and 'Sinaloa' to fight against Russia. He criticizes European politicians for impeding US efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. Medvedev says cartel soldiers are ineffective on the battlefield. The statements come ahead of a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin scheduled for August 15 in Alaska.
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Medvedev atacă dur: "Imbecilii europeni" blochează eforturile SUA, iar Kievul recrutează "ucigași din cartelurile de droguri"
Dmitri Medvedev acuză: Imbecilii europeni încearcă să împiedice încercările SUA de a rezolva conflictul ucrainean, iar Kievul recrutează cele mai josnice gunoaie ale umanităţii pentru a lupta pe front
Dmitri Medvedev acuză: Imbecilii europeni încearcă să împiedice încercările SUA de a rezolva conflictul ucrainean, iar Kievul recrutează cele mai josnice gunoaie ale umanităţii pentru a lupta pe front
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