Former Russian President Medvedev has warned Trump that “III World War” is in danger
Ukrainian officials said that Moscow intensified the attack last weekend and at least 13 people died early on Sunday morning.
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Oh Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Tuesday said that Donald Trump would understand the danger of “World War” and warned US President Kremlin to “play with fire.”
“Russia (Vladimir) Putin (Russian resident) ‘Fire with Fire’ and ‘Very Bad Things’. I only know about Trump’s words. I only know about the bad thing: World War II,” he published in the Russian Federation Security Council Vice President Social Network.
“I believe Trump understands it!” Since Medvedev’s mention, Putin has been the presidency of Russia since the fall of the Soviet Communist regime (2008-2012).
United State President Donald Trump has warned his Russian replica today that Vladimir Putin is playing “completely crazy”.
“Vladimir Putin’s thing that does not realize is that if it is not for me, so many bad things are going to Russia. I want to say a lot. He is playing with fire!” Donald Trump was written on a social network.
Trump on Sunday expressed dissatisfaction over the continuation of Russian attacks on the Ukrainian territory for ceasefire in Ukraine.
“I have always had very good relationships with Russian President Vladimir Putin, but something happened to him. He was completely crazy!” Satyam wrote the US president on Sunday at Social, using ordinary big letters to suit the message.
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Russia’s presidency has responded to these criticisms, and Vladimir Putin makes the necessary decisions to ensure the security of the country. The Kremlin representative, the headquarters of Russian Presidency Dmitry Pescov, reduced the reaction of Trump, which qualified for emotional.
“This is a very important moment. It is naturally tied to everyone’s emotional burden and emotional reactions,” Pescov said. “He didn’t help his country when talking about how he was talking,” US leader Ukrainian President Volodmir Zelensky on Sunday criticized.
“Everything that comes from your mouth creates problems. I don’t like it and it’s better than stop” he warned. Volodimir Zelensky urged to put pressure on Russia to suspend the attacks on Sunday. “The silence of the United States and other countries only promotes Putin,” the leader said.
From mid -February, Washington has repeatedly made calls for ceasefire and consulted Moscow for this purpose, so far without the concrete results. Trump spoke to a Russian homologist a week ago during a two -hour telephone conversation.
NThe height is optimistic and removes any extra pressure on Moscow. The Russian and Ukrainian governments continued their first direct contacts for more than three years in Turkey on May 16, resulting in a clear commitment: each side of 1,000 prisoners.
