US EditionTrump rips Russia’s Medvedev over nuclear remarks
- On Monday, President Donald Trump ridiculed Dmitry Medvedev, a senior Russian official and former president, for his comments suggesting that several countries might supply Iran with nuclear warheads following recent U.S. military strikes.
- Trump responded after Medvedev wrote on X that several countries are ready to supply Iran with nuclear warheads in reaction to weekend U.S. airstrikes.
- Trump ridiculed Medvedev for casually using the 'N word' , praised Putin as 'THE BOSS,' and highlighted successful U.S. deployment of 30 Tomahawks from nuclear submarines.
- Trump questioned whether Medvedev actually made the statement and asked to be promptly informed if it could be verified, while also cautioning that the United States has yet to reveal the full extent of its most powerful and deadly weapons.
- The incident reflects sharply raised tensions, with Putin condemning U.S. strikes as unprovoked and Iran retaliating by firing missiles at a U.S. base in Qatar.
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Statements by Dmitri Medvedev give the impression that Moscow could provide Iran with nuclear weapons. Donald Trump is clearly critical of this – and the vice-chairman of the National Security Council is rowing back.
Trump Upset With Medvedev Over Comments About Supplying Iran With Nuclear Weapons
United States ruler, President Donald Trump, is upset and has clapped back at the Russian Security Council leader, Dmitry Medvedev, over comments that some nations could supply Iran with nuclear weapons. On June 22, the U.S. crossed the line and bombed Iran’s nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan and claimed that its warplanes had severely degraded the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program. The attack was preceded by massive air raids a…
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US President Donald Trump reacted sharply to former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev's remarks that some countries were willing to supply nuclear warheads to Iran after the American strikes. Trump condemned the remark, warning against casual nuclear threats and boasting of the US military's superiority.
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U.S. President Donald Trump raised the tone this Monday in a social media message warning former Russian President Dmitri Medvedev, who said on Sunday that there are countries willing to deliver atomic weapons to Iran, about using the word ‘nuclear’ ‘lightly’. “Have I heard former Russian President Medvedev use the word with N (Nuclear!) with indifference, saying that he and other countries would supply nuclear warheads to Iran? Did he really sa…
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