Medvedev threatens Germany with 'hellish scenario' and questions its existence

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev threatened Germany with ‘complete destruction’ of its industry in case of direct conflict and questioned Germany’s right to exist.
In an op-ed for RT, Medvedev accused Berlin of militarism and revanchist aspirations, claiming a conflict would mean the end of European civilization but not Russia.
He argued that German reunification is legally invalid because no referendum was held, a claim disputed by experts.
He directly attacked Chancellor Friedrich Merz, accusing him of ruining the economy and seeking nuclear weapons, which Merz denied.
Medvedev has repeatedly threatened nuclear strikes on Western capitals; the article was published ahead of Russia’s Victory Day.