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Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, shared a message on his Telegram channel, commenting on the Russophobia of European politicians. He suggested that the best remedy for this problem is Russia's latest missiles.
Medvedev has emphasized that a significant number of European politicians are affected by an acute form of "Russomania," and has asserted that the treatment of this problem is largely symptomatic.
He emphasized that traditional medicines are unsuccessful, while the best effect has been achieved with the use of powerful weapons such as Kalibr, Onyx, Iskander missiles, and in more severe cases, Yars and Sarmat nuclear missiles.
Medvedev has described Russophobia as a "bipolar affective exaggeration of Russia's influence" in European life and has emphasized that it occurs in two phases: manic and depressive.
He has described the manic phase as a period of aggression and provocation towards more powerful opponents without realistically assessing his own strength, including French President Emmanuel Macron and several other European politicians as examples of this phase.
Regarding the depressive phase, Medvedev said that it is characterized by emotional and physical fatigue, eating disorders, and self-harm, while adding that this phase is more often visible in women, citing Ursula von der Leyen and Kaja Kallas as examples of "patients" in this phase.
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