Former Russian president hurls insults at Zelenskyy and wishes him "happy last year"

Dmitry Medvedev, Russia's Deputy Chairman of the Security Council, has posted a stream of insults against Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and shared a series of grotesque and offensive fantasies, involving a "pickled body", the Kunstkamera macabre museum of curiosities, and Russian tsars, in an end-of-year round-up social media post.

Source: Medvedev on Telegram

Quote: "The kind words are still to come, when the clocks strike midnight. But I will make one wish right now, and it is not a pleasant one. Recently, some ragamuffin wished death on 'one person'. [In his Christmas address, Zelenskyy said Ukrainians have one wish: May he [Russian leader Vladimir Putin] perish - ed.]. It is obvious to everyone that he wants the death not just of 'one person', but of all of us and our country."

Details: Medvedev claimed that Zelenskyy had "not only wished" Putin dead but had also allegedly "given instructions for large-scale attacks".

"I will not write here about his violent death, although right now the Grim Reaper is often breathing down the bastard's neck. I will wish for something else – for scientific purposes. It is very important that in the future, after a swift death, the little pickled body of the green homunculus is put on display in the St Petersburg Kunstkamera, where Russian tsars collected freaks for the amusement of their descendants. And that it is thoroughly studied, because it is quite possible that we are dealing with yet another envoy from deep space, of the special race scurra sordidus [Latin for "dirty jester"], who flew to us from a dwarf galaxy in Tucana," Medvedev said - as usual, not being sparing in his insults.

"So, as they say in their little Tucanan dialect, 'Happy last year, f**king puppet!'" Putin's henchman concluded.

From Medvedev's last sentence, it is unclear which language – Ukrainian or American – he considers a dialect.

Background:

• Ukrainian law enforcement agencies have repeatedly reported that Russia's plans to assassinate the President of Ukraine and other members of the country's top military and political leadership have been thwarted.
• In March 2022, the President's Office representative said Zelenskyy had already survived more than 10 assassination attempts.

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