Medvedev Pounces On Directors Of Russian Military Plants With 'Telegram From Stalin'

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Deputy head of the Russian Security Council Dmitry Medvedev continues to imitate Soviet dictator Iosif Stalin, threatening directors of Russian military plants with repression, writes nv.ua.

For example, at a regular meeting of the profile Commission, he demanded from them more guided missiles.

And in order to "motivate" the audience, this political buffoon decided to read them a telegram from Stalin to the directors of military plants of 1941, which he had specially brought with him in a white frame.

"You have betrayed our country and our red army. You have not deigned to produce the Il-2 to this day. Il-2 aeroplanes are needed by our Red Army now like air, like bread. Shenkman gives one IL-2 a day. And Tretiakov gives one or two MIGs a day. It's a mockery of the country, of the Red Army. We don't need MIGs, we need Il-2s. If the 18th plant thinks to shrug off the country by giving one Il-2 a day, it is cruelly mistaken and will be punished for it. I ask you not to put the Government out of patience and demand to produce more Il-2s. I warn you for the last time," he quoted Stalin.