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Russia rejoices over Trump's election victory and talks about achieving "SVO" goals

Maryna LisnychukNews
Medvedev rejoices at Trump's victory in the US presidential election

On November 6, Deputy Head of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev congratulated US Republican Party leader Donald Trump on his victory in the presidential election. The Russian expressed his belief that the Republican's rival, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris, is now "finished," and this allegedly plays into Russia's hands.

In particular, in his opinion, this will allow Russia's "special operation" against Ukraine to continue until its goals are achieved. Putin's henchman made the threats on his Telegram channel.

"A couple of days ago I wrote about the fierce bipartisan anti-Russian consensus on Capitol Hill. These assessments are fair, in particular given the majority of 'elephants' the Senate received," Medvedev wrote awkwardly.

At the same time, he is convinced that Trump has one "useful quality" for Russians. According to him, "as a businessman to the core," the Republican allegedly hates spending money on various supporters.

The Kremlin spokesman added that he was referring to "stupid allies, charity projects, and voracious international organizations."

"Toxic Banderite Ukraine is in the same line. The question is how much money Trump will be forced to give for the war. He is stubborn, but the system is stronger," Medvedev said, believing that now Kyiv will be "sick" and Moscow will "achieve the goals of Putin's SVO."

As reported by OBOZ.UA, at this time, Russians are predicted to face massive freezing of deposits and financial disasters. Local experts say that "rampant inflation will begin in the Russian Federation" if, amid the upcoming reduction in interest rates, its residents run to banks to withdraw their money.

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