"The likelihood of a nuclear conflict there, unfortunately, has increased as a result of this unprovoked, extremely dangerous war that the United States has started."
"Probably the biggest war in the Middle East could still be ahead, and then the Middle East will turn into a long-term... hotbed of instability, which could continue there for centuries."
"The consequences will be fatal for all participants because getting involved in such a ground operation at a great distance from the very same United States of America threatens with approximately the same consequences as what happened in Vietnam."
Dmitry Medvedev has warned that the biggest war in the Middle East is yet to come, particularly following Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He criticized the U.S. for its strategic errors in confronting Iran, suggesting that Gulf states may need to develop nuclear deterrents. Medvedev believes that U.S. actions have increased the risk of nuclear conflict and described the situation as a consequence of an unprovoked war initiated by the U.S. He predicts long-term instability in the region with potentially fatal consequences for all involved.
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