US EditionKremlin says it is 'calm' regarding Trump criticism of Putin over Ukraine talks
MOSCOW, RUSSIA, JUL 9 – The Kremlin intends to maintain dialogue with Washington despite criticism and plans to repair bilateral relations amid ongoing Ukraine conflict tensions, officials said.
- The Kremlin expressed that it is "calm" regarding U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin over Ukraine talks, according to the Kremlin.
- The Kremlin stated it would continue to work on fixing the "broken" U.S.-Russia relationship, as per their officials.
- Trump approved sending U.S. defensive weapons to Ukraine and considered additional sanctions on Russia, indicating frustration with Putin.
- Kremlin spokesman Peskov noted that Trump recognized the difficulty of resolving the Ukraine conflict, based on his statements.
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Kremlin says it is 'calm' regarding Trump criticism of Putin over Ukraine talks
The Kremlin, asked on Wednesday about U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin, said that Moscow was "calm" regarding the criticism, and that it would continue to try to fix a "broken" U.S.-Russia relationship.
"Quite Calm": Russia On Trump's Criticism Of Putin Over Ukraine Talks
The Kremlin, asked on Wednesday about U.S. President Donald Trump's criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin, said that Moscow was "calm" regarding the criticism, and that it would continue to try to fix a "broken" U.S.-Russia relationship.
The Kremlin has pointed out this Wednesday that it takes “quietly” the rhetoric of U.S. President Donald Trump about Moscow, after the U.S. president said he is shuffled to impose more sanctions on the country after expressing his dissatisfaction with the attitude of his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, in the framework of the ceasefire negotiations. “We take it quite calmly,” said Russian Presidency spokesman Dimitri Peskov. “Trump, in gene…
Svenska Dagbladet
hbl.fiThe Kremlin, the stronghold of Russian power, is not affected by US President Donald Trump's toughening of his tone towards his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, whom he accuses of "talking crap". - We are fairly calm, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters when asked about Trump's statement on Tuesday. - Trump has generally had a pretty tough...
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