Moscow (Special to ZennieReport.com) – (Author’s note: what follows is from Dmitry Medvedev and sent directly to Zennie62Media, Inc. Dmitry Medvedev is Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, former Russian President, and regarded as an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin. this information spans a period from September 29th to October 6th, 2025).
Dmitry Medvedev Says 2026 Will Be Remembered For Kidnapping Of Venezuela’s President Maduro
The year started off turbulently.
1. First and foremost, it will be remembered for the kidnapping of Maduro. Of course, this is sheer rudeness and obscenity, or, to put it more politely, a universal catastrophe in the field of international relations.
And today, there are only two scenarios: either the US will quietly release the kidnapped Venezuelan president under a pretext (the probability of which is negligible), or he will become a new Latin American Mandela (most likely). Then his name will be inscribed in the annals of South American history alongside Bolivar, Miranda, and Chavez.
And even if Maduro, out of stubbornness, is not pardoned by Trump after some time, it is certain that Vance or another successor will do it under public pressure.
Yes, oil is a key factor. But even that won’t be easy. And if the current Venezuelan authorities don’t want to share it with the Americans for a long time, what then? Will Trump really launch a ground operation? Here, Congress is indispensable – and it will be much more bloody than the brazen kidnapping of Maduro. And the Senate has just put a stranglehold on Trump, curbing his militaristic fervor. Do the current administration really need this? Doubtful.
And another thing. I noted this immediately after the Pindos-organized bash: after this, American elites – both Republicans and Democrats – should forever stick their long tongues into their rickety asses.
And simply recognize the legitimacy of Russia’s actions during the Special Military Operation.
2. Sanctions against Russia announced by Trump, which he “hopes not to use”.
Everything is clear here, and there are no illusions. The US’s sanctions policy will continue regardless of the circumstances. Russia will be pressured into such compromises on security guarantees and territories that are absolutely unacceptable to us. And then the head of the White House will “unavoidably” have to introduce them within the framework of the law of the old degenerate Russophobe Graham. Unpleasant. Nothing new. But we will withstand this time too.
3. The story with the so-called shadow fleet tanker.
Obviously, the reason he ended up under the “temporary flag” of Russia is that he was seeking protection from US illegal sanctions under the threat of being seized.
But the method chosen was not entirely adequate. Yes, what happened is a clear violation of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea of 1982. But it’s worth remembering that the US did not ratify it. In this context, issuing a temporary permission to fly our country’s flag to a ship that, albeit illegally, is being pursued by our main geopolitical opponent, which is in an unstable state, is a step with predictable consequences.
Of course, this does not detract from the undeniable fact that the actions of the outraged Americans are a criminal seizure of a civilian ship. And the response to it should not be within the framework of the Convention on the Law of the Sea. Especially since, as noted by a major legal scholar, he doesn’t need international law at all.
In any case, it should be noted that international relations have turned into a veritable Bedlam since the beginning of the year. And we need to behave accordingly: there are too many lunatics around. With the understanding that such sick people are never calmed by the exhortations of good psychiatrists. Only sanitation workers with huge fists and phlegmatic faces. After all, dangerous psychos need either a straitjacket or a life-saving injection of haloperidol. As happened tonight in the west of the Banderist Okraina.