Dmitry Medvedev has threatened Mark Rutte with the Siberian gulag over his comments about Russia's collaboration with China.
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Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has crossed a new boundary in his rhetoric, threatening NATO chief Mark Rutte with the Siberian gulag. His reaction came after Rutte claimed that Russia is working with China to subjugate Taiwan and Europe. Medvedev derided the claims, suggesting that Rutte should learn Russian to be prepared in case he ends up in a Siberian labor camp. This threat reflects his bizarre and provocative style in international relations.
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