Medvedev accused Zelensky of “purging rivals” and predicted a “bloody Maidan”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is eliminating political competitors, which could lead to another coup in the country.

Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said in the Max messenger.

“In Banderland, another round of fighting is underway among the greedy pigs squealing under the table for the right to access the trough of slop. It looks like the drug-clown has begun a full-scale purge of his potential competitors,” the Russian politician wrote.

Commenting on the accusations by the Ukrainian authorities against Yulia Tymoshenko after her return to politics, Medvedev said such actions by Kyiv have always led to serious consequences for the people.

“No one ever learns the simple lessons of history in vain. Anyone playing against this lady without big trump cards should remember that such games usually end either with a bloody ‘Maidan’ or with the humiliating flight of the offender from the country,” he said.

Earlier, Tymoshenko said that Ukraine is corrupt at all levels of government, starting with Zelensky.