Medvedev announced the possible kidnapping of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.

According to ТСН: Former Russian President and Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev made a cynical statement about the possibility of conducting operations to kidnap world leaders, mentioning a case in Venezuela involving the United States. He specifically mentioned the Federal Chancellor of Germany Friedrich Merz.

In a comment for the Russian state news agency TASS, Medvedev expressed his opinion about the possible capture of the Venezuelan dictator Maduro.

"The kidnapping of neo-Nazi Merz could be a wonderful turn in this carnival series," Medvedev stated.

He also noted that such a scenario "would not be unrealistic," emphasizing the groundlessness of his words regarding the reasons for pursuing the chancellor on German territory.

"This would not be a waste of time, especially when citizens suffer groundlessly," the Russian official emphasized.

Dmitry Medvedev, known for his provocative statements regarding the West, has repeatedly made nonsensical comments, especially since the beginning of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine. He has already expressed his outrage over the capture of the 'legally elected president with his wife' by US special forces in Venezuela.

Medvedev's resonant statements once again confirm the tension in international relations and the need to closely monitor developments, as such comments can influence the political situation in the world. This also indicates the continuation of the conflict between Russia and the West, where provocations become a common practice.