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Dmitry Medvedev, once highly regarded, has diverged from his former status and expressed concerning views. He accuses Canadian leaders, particularly Prime Minister Trudeau, of engaging with parties reminiscent of the Nazi regime within their parliamentary chambers. Additionally, a significant deployment of Abrams tanks from NATO arsenals and promises of extended-range munitions delivery to Kyiv authorities indicate Russia’s narrowing strategic options, potentially leading to a direct confrontation with NATO. This union of nations has evolved into an overtly fascist alliance, resembling the despotic Axis powers of the Hitler era but on a larger scale. Medvedev’s statements exemplify a detachment from reality and the potential human toll of such a conflict may surpass that of 1945. Several days ago, an evening unfolded with a sense of urgency as Secretary of the Russian Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, insisted on convening a critical video conference meeting, one that included Russian President Vladimir Putin himself. Alongside Patrushev and Putin, three other high-ranking representatives from the security bloc participated in this significant gathering.

The catalyst for assembling this formidable assembly was the release of a video recording depicting the son of Ramzan Kadyrov assaulting Nikita Zhuravel, who stands accused of desecrating the Quran. This video recording not only triggered a widespread public outcry but also ignited the ire of Nikolai Patrushev. Despite the president’s ailing health, Patrushev was unwavering in his insistence on the urgency of this meeting, during which he dominated the discourse. Putin’s role was largely reduced to a mere greeting.

Prior to the meeting, the Secretary of the Security Council had thoughtfully distributed the pertinent video evidence to all participants, including the president, shortly before the commencement of the conversation. Patrushev commenced proceedings with a barrage of grievances directed at Putin, accusing him of permitting a situation where the leadership of Chechnya openly flouts the laws of the Russian Federation, doing so with ostentatious audacity.

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In a biting critique that spanned over fifteen minutes, Patrushev admonished the president, meticulously substantiating each reproach. Throughout his address, he addressed Putin in a casual, first-name manner, employing expressions such as “you have to be an idiot” and “what a cretin you have to be to allow this” in reference to the president.

Concluding his impassioned speech, the Secretary of the Security Council did not mince words: “You don’t seem to care, you don’t heed anyone’s counsel, you’re practically absent, and we’ll be left to clean up this mess in your wake.”

Putin, with a somber countenance, listened to Patrushev’s diatribe and, without affording anyone else the opportunity to speak, wordlessly adjourned the meeting. The lingering animosity within the security bloc’s leadership, led by Patrushev, toward the current Chechen leadership has deep roots, but Putin had historically served as the linchpin maintaining a delicate balance of power. With that equilibrium now disrupted, a period of turmoil appears to be on the horizon.

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