Dmitry Medvedev

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Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev addressed Kommersant with his new article, titled: Five short polemical theses Kindly note that this is a machine

Some months ago, it was featured news that Hillary Clinton was ordered to testify about her e-mails by court order on September 9th of this year. Sadly, Secretary Clinton’s lawyers were able to get her out of that, but the investigation into the Russiagate conspiracy turned up some very interesting material.

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Authored by Finian Cunningham via The Strategic Culture Foundation…

With no evidence produced, in what has been an international embarrassment for the Theresa May government, the US is joining in on the UK’s Skripal poisoning lie by imposing new sanctions on Russia.

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev announced to members of the Sevastopol city government that the Crimean Republic is now fully integrated with the Russian economy, infrastructure, and judiciary. Additionally, many various upgrades of the Republic’s infrastructure were and are required, including roads, electrical grid, water supply systems, fuel supply networks, and transportation.
RT reports

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Is there an active and conspiring “Fifth Column” in Putin’s new government, and is Russian Prime Minister Medvedev an ‘Atlantic Integrationist”?
What can we expect from Foreign Minister Lavrov and Defence Minister Shoigu going forward, in what may be Putin’s final term as Russian President?

This article first appeared on RussiaFeed
President Putin of Russia met on Friday with Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, who confirmed to Putin the line up of Russia’s new government.
Russia’s new government – most ministers keep their jobs
Here is the Kremlin’s account of their discussion, which provides a full list of the ministers.

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin, it is said keeps surprising Western pundits – not with any unexpectedly rash surprise announcements, but with his consistent political and diplomatic positions. His is not a cleverly sneaky “disinformation” campaign aimed at undermining democratic “values”. Quite the opposite, he has been consistent, which in the geopolitical dimensions of our time is an exceedingly rare quality.