Medvedev over tensions in Syria further raises the spectre of WWIII as France accuses them of bombing civilians
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said tensions between Russia and the West have sent the world into a ‘new Cold War’, while speaking at the Munich Security Conference today.
‘We have slid into a new period of Cold War,’ he said. ‘Almost every day we are accused of making new horrible threats either against NATO as a whole, against Europe or against the US or other countries.’
His comments comes after France’s Prime Minister Manuel Valls called on Russia to stop bombing civilians in Syria, saying this was crucial for achieving peace in the country.
Mr Medvedev insisted that there was ‘no evidence’ that Russia had bombed civilians in Syria.
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Russia and Iran are in cahoots against Israel and will make their
move when they are ready which will happen before they go
after NATO. The atmosphere in the Middle East is toxic and
prophecy tells the overall actions and endings, American
policy and Mullah Obama leading from behind like a good
Jihadist will be sure to cost American lives and treasure,
Dark days ahead…………….William
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William, Do you feel the times we are living in might presage the ‘Four Kingdoms’ which, according to the Book of Daniel, will precede “end-time” and the “Kingdom of God” when the kingdoms of the North, South, East and West attack Israel and Jehovah God intervenes and destroys these invading armies?… All before the actual advent of the beast and the false prophet.
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The west is in no position to criticise. Their repeated incompetence has created this disaster
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