Dmitri Medvedev stated that, although a war between Russia and Europe is unlikely, citizens should remain alert due to the risks of fatal accidents.
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Medvedev, vice president of the Security Council of Russia, conveyed via Telegram that, although an open conflict with Europe is unlikely, there are risks of accidents that could escalate into a war with weapons of mass destruction. He emphasized that war scenarios with Russia are exaggerated, but recommended that citizens remain alert. Medvedev is known for his provocative statements, including threats to use nuclear weapons in the context of the conflict with Ukraine.
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