US EditionRussia Responds to Trump's Criticism of Putin Amid Strikes on Ukraine
- Following Russia's largest airstrike on Ukraine over the weekend, President Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin 'absolutely crazy' for the assault.
- Trump made his remarks amid high drone and missile attacks that killed at least 13 people in Ukraine, while the Kremlin dismissed his criticism as emotional overload.
- In its largest aerial offensive to date, Moscow deployed a combined total of 367 drones and missiles, which Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov described as a response to Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure.
- Trump cautioned that if Putin attempts to seize control over the entirety of Ukraine, it could ultimately lead to Russia’s collapse, adding that this conflict “would never have begun” under his presidency.
- The Kremlin reacted without signaling a willingness to consider a truce, while Ukrainian President Zelensky condemned the strikes as politically motivated and urged stronger sanctions.
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Russia responds to Trump's criticism of Putin amid strikes on Ukraine
(NewsNation) — The Kremlin has dismissed President Donald Trump's criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin, attributing it to "emotional overload" following a series of deadly airstrikes in Ukraine. “We are really grateful to the Americans and to President Trump personally for their assistance in organizing and launching this negotiation process,” Russian spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said in response to recent remarks from Trump, according to…
'Everyone is emotional', says Kremlin after Trump calls Putin 'absolutely crazy'
The Kremlin has dismissed Donald Trump’s criticism of Vladimir Putin as an emotional reaction, saying the US president may be experiencing 'emotional overload' after calling the Russian leader 'absolutely crazy' over Moscow’s largest airstrike on Ukraine.
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