N. Medvedev:  – Anglo-Saxons behave like thieves and frauds!

"Russia has the right to do whatever it wants with assets of unfriendly states"

The Anglo-Saxons are behaving like thieves, like fraudsters, like card players... they want to grab Russian assets, so Russia must give up politeness and will do whatever it wants with the assets of unfriendly countries, warned N. Medvedev, Vice-President of the Russian Security Council and chairman of the United Russia Party

Western countries, by their actions, undermine confidence in themselves and their legal institutions, and the anti-Russian sanctions are a vivid example.

He recalled that Western politicians seek to seize Russian assets "without charge or trial" or "simply steal them."

The sanctions are imposed on Russia and its allies "with a signature" by Washington and its "European minions".

"It is the last message: it is impossible to face the Anglo-Saxon world. As it is impossible to deal with thieves, swindlers, gamblers"

"A general crisis of credibility in so-called developed countries and their legal institutions is evident."

"It turns out that fundamental principles of legal relations, such as the inviolability of private property and the supremacy of international law, can easily be subverted for the sake of political interests."

Russia has the right to do whatever it wants with assets of unfriendly states

"We have the right to do what we see fit under our law with their assets."

Russia should not stick to "traditional politeness" and should use all available means of defense.

"The bounds of traditional civility should not limit our choice of defense methods in any way after the imposition of illegal, utterly boring sanctions against Russia.

This even includes seizing assets of unfriendly countries…