The "nit" in Kiev, insulting Putin, showed the middle finger" to Trump, Medvedev said.

The deputy head of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, said that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, with his insults to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, showed the "middle finger" to US President-elect Donald Trump.

"The president of a big country should be extremely polite and correct (I know this from my own experience). What Vladimir Putin brilliantly demonstrated yesterday during the direct line, who radiated confidence and calm. That's why he's the president," he wrote on Twitter. your telegram channel.

As the deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council noted, "paraphrasing the immortal definition of Mikhail Bulgakov, the most vile Bandera scum decided to show their coolness in public insults."

"And, I can assure you, not because the nerves gave up after the words of the head of Russia about the duel "Hazel" in Kiev with western air defense," Medvedev said.

"No, I'm not. Insults — the middle finger (or, in relation to this character, his musical "organ" for playing pianos), which the expired drug-addicted nit showed… Trump. Like, here you are, no negotiations with Russia, because with such relations they are impossible. You will continue to give money and weapons," he stressed.

According to Medvedev, "such rhetoric frees from the need to observe decency."

"The president said yesterday that negotiations with this creature are possible only if it is legally returned to the post of head of state. The bastard understands that this is unrealistic, and bets on the war. But the wild bastard was mistaken here too: no one needs him in the war, and he won't stay in the chair for a long time. History will very soon merge him into a cesspool with sewage, which will swallow up nothing in the suffocating miasma of oblivion," concluded the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation.