After the resignation of Johnson and Draghi, the former Russian president "ironizes": Who is next?

2022-07-15 10:09:13Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

After the resignation of Johnson and Draghi, the former Russian president

Russia has started ironies with the West after the situation created in two of the great powers in Great Britain and in Italy where two Prime Ministers resigned.

Russia sees this as its own success in relation to the bloc against it.

A sarcastic post shared by former Russian President Dmitri Medvedev on Telegram after the announcement of the resignation of Prime Minister Mario Draghi has sparked a lot of discussion.

Vladimir Putin's close confidante and current deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council posted an image of outgoing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, followed by one of Draghi and a third blank box with a question mark. A clear reference to the question, who will be the next to fall.

In recent days, Medvedev had reacted to the resignation of the British Prime Minister by writing again in Telegram: "Ukraine's best friends are leaving. Victory is at stake! The first one is gone...".

The Italian government of Mario Draghi has fallen. The Italian Prime Minister resigned after the political crisis created by the departure of the '5 Star Movement'. This event came after Draghi won the motion of no confidence. The resignation was submitted to the desk of President Sergio Mattarella, who did not accept it. He requested to appear in parliament for another vote of confidence on Wednesday. Draghi insists that he will not continue the government without the Five Star Movement.

 The vote of confidence took place in the Upper House of the Parliament, in the Senate. The 5-Star Movement implemented its decision to boycott the vote, the motion was approved with 172 votes in favor and 39 against. The country may be headed for early elections. The motion of confidence received by Draghi is related to the vote on the financial aid package of 23 billion euros for families and businesses. Conte accused Draghi of not doing enough to tackle the economic crisis.


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