Donald Trump has issued Vladimir Putin a new warning after the Russian president has set a series of requirements for the West to meet peace in Ukraine
The former American president, clearly agitated, sounded a warning that Putin might “tap us” while he was persistent with the hostile military offensive in Kiev.
According to The Sun, Trump expressed his irritation after the more intensive demands of Putin for the West to have the Russian ex-Soviet domains remembered, even called for written vows to stop the progression of NATO to the east.
Top Russian officials, who speak to Reuters, indicate that Putin is looking for a “written” commitment of Western leaders, so that NATO will not spread to countries such as Ukraine, Georgia and Moldovia.
These requests come to the fore as the patience of global leaders is thin, where Trump is in charge of Putin to seriously deal with peace talks.
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Trump spoke to journalists in the White House on Wednesday and have not chopped words: “We are going to find out whether or not he ticks us or not, and if he is, we will respond a little differently,” reports the explicit.
Despite a long -term discourse with Putin last week, Trump admitted that he still “can’t tell” whether the Russian leader is really looking for reconciliation.
His comments followed shortly after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov revealed that Moscow had proposed new peace negotiations with Ukraine planned for 2 June in Istanbul, waiting for KYIV’s answer.
The impasse between Russia and NATO continues to escalate, with Putin firm against the expansion of the Alliance, in particular the potential membership of Ukraine, which the Kremlin considers completely unacceptable.
KYIV remains challenging and claims that Russia has no authority to dictate his ambitions for NATO membership.
Former US President Trump, known for his blunt rhetoric, intensified his criticism of Putin on Truth Socially, warning the Russian leader about the risks he takes.
His message was: “What Vladimir Putin does not realize is that if it was not for me, a lot of really bad things would have happened to Russia, and I mean really bad. He plays with fire!”.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Medvedev answered quickly, which suggested that the only ‘really bad’ result to use would be a global war.
Medvedev noted: “As for Trump’s words about Putin ‘playing with fire’ and ‘really bad things’ that happen to Russia, I know only a really bad thing: WWIII.”
In a recent two-hour conversation, Putin reportedly agreed to work with Ukraine on a Memorandum concept. The Kremlin has confirmed that it is preparing its version of the document, without definitive deadline for completing cease -the fire.
In the meantime, the conflict on the ground does not show any signs of decrease. In a dramatic night operation, Ukraine carried out a fierce retaliation attack on Moscow in response to the three -day attack by Russia.
Ukrainian troops focused on crucial infrastructure in the Zelenograd district in Moscow, reportedly damage to an essential microchip facility. Blades were also reported in a drone factory and another defense installation in Dubna.
It is thought that both locations have suffered considerable damage and can cause a new setback to the military efforts of the Kremlin. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims that Ukraine has launched nearly 300 drones at night in this daring Tellstrike.
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