'Senile insanity': Ukrainians outraged at Trump's Russia comment
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US President Donald Trump previously raised the possibility in an interview that Ukraine could end up under Russian control in the future.
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Kremlin riffs on Trump suggestion that Ukrainians may one day be Russian
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov/ Contributor/Getty Images) (LONDON) — Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov riffed on President Donald Trump’s suggestion that Ukrainians “may be Russians some day,” as both Moscow and Kyiv maneuver for leverage in revived peace talks the White House hopes will end nearly three years of full-scale war. Peskov told reporters at a Tuesday briefing that the situation in Ukraine “largely corresponds to President Trump…
The Republican arrived at the White House with the promise of quickly ending the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which is approaching its third year.
CNN International journalist Nick Paton Walsh gives us more information and explains how the Kremlin is taking advantage of these comments.
Donald Trump has sparked a backlash in Moscow after a statement made in an interview with Fox News. The US president said that Ukraine's fate was unknown and it could just as well become "Russian", justifying his interest in Ukraine's rare minerals, a fair price, he suggested, for the money the US spent on this war. The Kremlin later said on Tuesday that a "significant part" of Ukraine really wants to be Russian, according to News.ro.
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