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Jaribio lolote la kumkamata Rais Putin nje ya mipaka ya Urusi litakuwa Sawa na tangazo rasmi la Vita, tutatumia kila Silaha tuliyonayo kutoa majibu ya uhakika na Dunia itashuhudia kile ambacho hakijawahi kutokea, kila ukitembea ukumbuke kuwa angani kuna nguvu Kuu mbili, moja inaitwa MUNGU naya pili ni Makombora ya Hypersonic ya Urusi''
Dmitry Medvedev
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Jaribio lolote la kumkamata Rais Vladimir Putin baada ya Mahakama ya Kimataifa ya Jinai (ICC) kutoa hati ya kukamatwa kwa kiongozi wa Kremlin litakuwa ni tangazo la vita dhidi ya Urusi, alisema mwenzake Dmitry Medvedev Alhamisi.
ICC ilitoa hati ya kukamatwa Ijumaa, ikimtuhumu Putin kwa uhalifu wa vita wa kuwafukuza kiholela mamia ya watoto kutoka Ukraine. Ilisema kuna sababu za msingi za kudhani kuwa Putin anabeba jukumu la jinai la mtu binafsi.
Rais wa zamani Dmitry Medvedev aliwaambia vyombo vya habari vya Urusi kwamba ICC, ambayo nchi kama Urusi, China, na Marekani hazitambui, ilikuwa "kitu cha kisheria" ambacho hakijawahi kufanya chochote kikubwa.
Walakini, jaribio lolote la kumkamata Putin litakuwa tangazo la vita, alisema Medvedev, ambaye ni naibu mwenyekiti wa baraza la usalama la Putin.
"Tuwazie - wazi hali hii haitatokea kamwe - lakini bado tuwazie kwamba ilikuwa imefikia: Kiongozi wa sasa wa nchi yenye silaha za nyuklia alikwenda katika eneo, sema Ujerumani, na akakamatwa," Medvedev alisema.
"Ningekuwa nini? Itakuwa ni tangazo la vita dhidi ya Shirikisho la Urusi," alisema katika video iliyochapishwa kwenye Telegram. "Na katika kesi hiyo, mali zetu zote - makombora yetu n.k. - yangeelekea katika Bundestag, katika ofisi ya Kansela."
Kremlin inasema hati ya kukamatwa ya ICC ni uamuzi usio na upendeleo, lakini haina maana kwa Urusi. Maafisa wa Urusi wanakanusha uhalifu wa vita nchini Ukraine na kusema Magharibi imepuuza uhalifu wa vita wa Ukraine.
Uvamizi wa Urusi wa Feb. 24 nchini Ukraine umezua mzozo mbaya zaidi barani Ulaya tangu Vita Kuu ya Pili ya Dunia na mapambano makubwa zaidi kati ya Moscow na Magharibi tangu Mgogoro wa Makombora ya Cuba wa mwaka 1962.
Medvedev alijitangaza kama mkakati wa Magharibi kama rais kutoka 2008 hadi 2012. Tangu wakati wa vita, hata hivyo, amekuwa afisa wa Urusi mwenye msimamo mkali zaidi kwa umma, akimtukana viongozi wa Magharibi na kutoa onyo la safu ya nyuklia.
Hatari za nyuklia zimeongezeka, alisema.
"Kila siku ya utoaji wa silaha za kigeni kwa Ukraine inaleta karibu apokalipsi ya nyuklia," alisema Medvedev.
Baada ya kuanguka kwa Umoja wa Kisovieti mwaka 1991, alisema Magharibi ilijiona kuwa ni bosi wa Urusi lakini Putin alimaliza hilo.
"Walikasirika sana," alisema Medvedev, akiongeza kuwa Magharibi haipendi uhuru wa Urusi na China.
Alisema sasa Magharibi inataka kugawa Urusi katika nchi nyingi dhaifu na kuiba rasilimali zake kubwa za asili.
Putin anatafsiri mgogoro wa Ukraine kama mapambano ya kuwania kuilinda Urusi dhidi ya Magharibi mwenye majivuno na wenye uchokozi ambao anasema wanataka kuigawa Urusi.
Magharibi inakanusha kwamba inataka kuiangamiza Urusi na inasema inasaidia Ukraine kujilinda dhidi ya uvamizi wa ardhi kwa mtindo wa ukoloni. Ukraine inasema haitapumzika hadi wanajeshi wote wa Urusi wakiondoka katika eneo lake.
"Ukraine ni sehemu ya Urusi," alisema Medvedev, akiongeza kuwa sehemu kubwa ya Ukraine ya siku hizi ilikuwa sehemu ya himaya ya Urusi. Urusi ilikubali uhuru wa Ukraine na mipaka yake baada ya makubaliano ya Budapest ya mwaka 1994.
Medvedev alisema uhusiano na Magharibi utaboreshwa siku moja, ingawa alisema itachukua muda mrefu.
"Ninaamini kwamba mapema au baadaye hali itaimarika na mawasiliano yataanza tena, lakini ninatumai kwa dhati kwamba wakati huo sehemu kubwa ya watu hao (viongozi wa Magharibi) watakuwa wamestaafu na wengine watakuwa wamekufa," alisema.
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MOSCOW, March 23 (Reuters) - Any attempt to arrest President Vladimir Putin after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the Kremlin chief would amount to a declaration of war against Russia, his ally Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday.
The ICC issued an arrest warrant on Friday, accusing Putin of the war crime of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. It said there are reasonable grounds to believe that Putin bears individual criminal responsibility.
Former President Dmitry Medvedev told Russian media that the ICC, which countries including Russia, China and the United States do not recognise, was a "legal nonentity" that had never done anything significant.
Any attempt to detain Putin, though, would be a declaration of war, said Medvedev, who serves as deputy chairman of Putin's powerful security council.
"Let's imagine - obviously this situation which will never be realised - but nevertheless lets imagine that it was realised: The current head of the nuclear state went to a territory, say Germany, and was arrested," Medvedev said.
"What would that be? It would be a declaration of war on the Russian Federation," he said in a video posted on Telegram. "And in that case, all our assets - all our missiles et cetera - would fly to the Bundestag, to the Chancellor's office."
The Kremlin says the ICC arrest warrant is an outrageously partisan decision, but meaningless with respect to Russia. Russian officials deny war crimes in Ukraine and say the West has ignored what it says are Ukrainian war crimes.
Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine has triggered the deadliest European conflict since World War Two and the biggest confrontation between Moscow and the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
Relations with the West, Medvedev said, were probably at the worst point ever.
Nuclear risks had risen, he said.
"Every day's delivery of foreign weapons to Ukraine brings closer the nuclear apocalypse," Medvedev said.
After the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union, he said, the West had considered itself the boss of Russia but Putin had put an end to that.
"They were very offended," Medvedev said, adding that the West disliked the independence of Russia and China.
He said the West now wanted to crack Russia apart into a host of weaker states and steal its vast natural resources.
Putin casts the conflict in Ukraine as an existential struggle to defend Russia against what he sees as an arrogant and aggressive West which he says wants to cleave Russia apart.
The West denies it wants to destroy Russia and says it is helping Ukraine defend against an imperial-style land grab. Ukraine says it will not rest until all Russian soldiers are ejected from its territory.
"Ukraine is part of Russia," Medvedev said, adding that almost all of modern-day Ukraine had been part of the Russian empire. Russia recognised Ukraine's post-1991 sovereignty and borders in the 1994 Budapest Memorandum.
Medvedev said ties with the West would one day improve, though he said it would take a long time.
"I believe that sooner or later the situation will stabilise and communications will resume, but I sincerely hope that by that time a significant part of those people (Western leaders) will have retired and some will be dead," he said.
Reuters
Dmitry Medvedev
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Jaribio lolote la kumkamata Rais Vladimir Putin baada ya Mahakama ya Kimataifa ya Jinai (ICC) kutoa hati ya kukamatwa kwa kiongozi wa Kremlin litakuwa ni tangazo la vita dhidi ya Urusi, alisema mwenzake Dmitry Medvedev Alhamisi.
ICC ilitoa hati ya kukamatwa Ijumaa, ikimtuhumu Putin kwa uhalifu wa vita wa kuwafukuza kiholela mamia ya watoto kutoka Ukraine. Ilisema kuna sababu za msingi za kudhani kuwa Putin anabeba jukumu la jinai la mtu binafsi.
Rais wa zamani Dmitry Medvedev aliwaambia vyombo vya habari vya Urusi kwamba ICC, ambayo nchi kama Urusi, China, na Marekani hazitambui, ilikuwa "kitu cha kisheria" ambacho hakijawahi kufanya chochote kikubwa.
Walakini, jaribio lolote la kumkamata Putin litakuwa tangazo la vita, alisema Medvedev, ambaye ni naibu mwenyekiti wa baraza la usalama la Putin.
"Tuwazie - wazi hali hii haitatokea kamwe - lakini bado tuwazie kwamba ilikuwa imefikia: Kiongozi wa sasa wa nchi yenye silaha za nyuklia alikwenda katika eneo, sema Ujerumani, na akakamatwa," Medvedev alisema.
"Ningekuwa nini? Itakuwa ni tangazo la vita dhidi ya Shirikisho la Urusi," alisema katika video iliyochapishwa kwenye Telegram. "Na katika kesi hiyo, mali zetu zote - makombora yetu n.k. - yangeelekea katika Bundestag, katika ofisi ya Kansela."
Kremlin inasema hati ya kukamatwa ya ICC ni uamuzi usio na upendeleo, lakini haina maana kwa Urusi. Maafisa wa Urusi wanakanusha uhalifu wa vita nchini Ukraine na kusema Magharibi imepuuza uhalifu wa vita wa Ukraine.
Uvamizi wa Urusi wa Feb. 24 nchini Ukraine umezua mzozo mbaya zaidi barani Ulaya tangu Vita Kuu ya Pili ya Dunia na mapambano makubwa zaidi kati ya Moscow na Magharibi tangu Mgogoro wa Makombora ya Cuba wa mwaka 1962.
Medvedev alijitangaza kama mkakati wa Magharibi kama rais kutoka 2008 hadi 2012. Tangu wakati wa vita, hata hivyo, amekuwa afisa wa Urusi mwenye msimamo mkali zaidi kwa umma, akimtukana viongozi wa Magharibi na kutoa onyo la safu ya nyuklia.
Hatari za nyuklia zimeongezeka, alisema.
"Kila siku ya utoaji wa silaha za kigeni kwa Ukraine inaleta karibu apokalipsi ya nyuklia," alisema Medvedev.
Baada ya kuanguka kwa Umoja wa Kisovieti mwaka 1991, alisema Magharibi ilijiona kuwa ni bosi wa Urusi lakini Putin alimaliza hilo.
"Walikasirika sana," alisema Medvedev, akiongeza kuwa Magharibi haipendi uhuru wa Urusi na China.
Alisema sasa Magharibi inataka kugawa Urusi katika nchi nyingi dhaifu na kuiba rasilimali zake kubwa za asili.
Putin anatafsiri mgogoro wa Ukraine kama mapambano ya kuwania kuilinda Urusi dhidi ya Magharibi mwenye majivuno na wenye uchokozi ambao anasema wanataka kuigawa Urusi.
Magharibi inakanusha kwamba inataka kuiangamiza Urusi na inasema inasaidia Ukraine kujilinda dhidi ya uvamizi wa ardhi kwa mtindo wa ukoloni. Ukraine inasema haitapumzika hadi wanajeshi wote wa Urusi wakiondoka katika eneo lake.
"Ukraine ni sehemu ya Urusi," alisema Medvedev, akiongeza kuwa sehemu kubwa ya Ukraine ya siku hizi ilikuwa sehemu ya himaya ya Urusi. Urusi ilikubali uhuru wa Ukraine na mipaka yake baada ya makubaliano ya Budapest ya mwaka 1994.
Medvedev alisema uhusiano na Magharibi utaboreshwa siku moja, ingawa alisema itachukua muda mrefu.
"Ninaamini kwamba mapema au baadaye hali itaimarika na mawasiliano yataanza tena, lakini ninatumai kwa dhati kwamba wakati huo sehemu kubwa ya watu hao (viongozi wa Magharibi) watakuwa wamestaafu na wengine watakuwa wamekufa," alisema.
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MOSCOW, March 23 (Reuters) - Any attempt to arrest President Vladimir Putin after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued a warrant for the Kremlin chief would amount to a declaration of war against Russia, his ally Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday.
The ICC issued an arrest warrant on Friday, accusing Putin of the war crime of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. It said there are reasonable grounds to believe that Putin bears individual criminal responsibility.
Former President Dmitry Medvedev told Russian media that the ICC, which countries including Russia, China and the United States do not recognise, was a "legal nonentity" that had never done anything significant.
Any attempt to detain Putin, though, would be a declaration of war, said Medvedev, who serves as deputy chairman of Putin's powerful security council.
"Let's imagine - obviously this situation which will never be realised - but nevertheless lets imagine that it was realised: The current head of the nuclear state went to a territory, say Germany, and was arrested," Medvedev said.
"What would that be? It would be a declaration of war on the Russian Federation," he said in a video posted on Telegram. "And in that case, all our assets - all our missiles et cetera - would fly to the Bundestag, to the Chancellor's office."
The Kremlin says the ICC arrest warrant is an outrageously partisan decision, but meaningless with respect to Russia. Russian officials deny war crimes in Ukraine and say the West has ignored what it says are Ukrainian war crimes.
Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine has triggered the deadliest European conflict since World War Two and the biggest confrontation between Moscow and the West since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis.
Relations with the West, Medvedev said, were probably at the worst point ever.
NUCLEAR RISKS
As president from 2008 to 2012, Medvedev cast himself as a pro-Western reformer. Since the war, though, he has turned into one of the most publicly hawkish Russian officials, insulting Western leaders and delivering a series of nuclear warnings.Nuclear risks had risen, he said.
"Every day's delivery of foreign weapons to Ukraine brings closer the nuclear apocalypse," Medvedev said.
After the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union, he said, the West had considered itself the boss of Russia but Putin had put an end to that.
"They were very offended," Medvedev said, adding that the West disliked the independence of Russia and China.
He said the West now wanted to crack Russia apart into a host of weaker states and steal its vast natural resources.
Putin casts the conflict in Ukraine as an existential struggle to defend Russia against what he sees as an arrogant and aggressive West which he says wants to cleave Russia apart.
The West denies it wants to destroy Russia and says it is helping Ukraine defend against an imperial-style land grab. Ukraine says it will not rest until all Russian soldiers are ejected from its territory.
"Ukraine is part of Russia," Medvedev said, adding that almost all of modern-day Ukraine had been part of the Russian empire. Russia recognised Ukraine's post-1991 sovereignty and borders in the 1994 Budapest Memorandum.
Medvedev said ties with the West would one day improve, though he said it would take a long time.
"I believe that sooner or later the situation will stabilise and communications will resume, but I sincerely hope that by that time a significant part of those people (Western leaders) will have retired and some will be dead," he said.
Reuters
