Unyielding Power: Medvedev's Stand Against Western Ambitions

Dmitry Medvedev asserts that Western hopes to defeat Russia are futile. Medvedev emphasizes that no nation can be considered a global ruler, urging Western elites to acknowledge Russia's resilience.

Dmitry Medvedev, the deputy chairman of Russia's formidable Security Council, declared on Thursday that a conversation between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump indicated Western ambitions to defeat Russia would prove futile.

Medvedev insisted that no single nation could dominate the world scene. 'There is not and cannot be a main country and a senior ruler of the planet,' he stated, calling on Western elites to abandon their arrogance.

'It is impossible to bring us to our knees,' he stated confidently, highlighting the country's resilience and urging opponents to recognize this reality sooner rather than later.

(With inputs from agencies.)