The official says – Russia does not care about Trump’s plays

The Kremlin’s reaction was both on Tuesday to the warnings of US President Donald Trump in front of Russian President Vladimir Putin UkraineAnd, saying that the recent decisions taken by the American President and the NATO military alliance will be interpreted by Kiev as a sign of continuing the war.

Trump, who was sitting next to NATO Secretary -General Mark Retti at the Oval Office, announced on July 14, new weapons for Ukraine and Secondary tariff threatened “biting” Of 100 percent on Russian export buyers, unless there is a peace deal in 50 days.

“The US President’s statements are very dangerous,” Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for the reporters.

“We definitely need time to analyze what was said in Washington.”

Nevertheless, Peskov added that it was already clear that the decisions taken in Washington and other NATO capitals were “seen by the Ukrainian side not a sign of peace but as a sign of continuing the war.”

Putin, who spoke to Trump on the phone at least six times this year, did not publicly comment on Trump’s statements.

But two senior Russian officials did not retreat.

Former President Dmitry Medvedev, who is now the Russian Vice -President of the Council of Security, said that Moscow does not care about the “theatrical warning” of Trump, while the great Russian diplomat, Sergey Ryabkov, suggested that giving the warning to Moscow is unacceptable and meaningless.

Trump, who said he wanted to be seen as a “peace maker” president, said he wanted to see the end of the war – in which he said that the United States spent $ 350 billion – but was “disappointed” by Putin.

Trump specifically expressed his frustration that “Putin’s talk” about peace often followed by Russian strikes on the major Ukrainian cities, and indicated that Washington wanted to pressure Moscow to end the war by sending more weapons to Ukraine.

“I don’t want to say he is a killer, but he is a strong man,” Trump said of Putin, referring to former US President Joe Biden, “a killer” in an interview in 2021.

The Financial Times reported that Trump encouraged Ukraine unilaterally to intensify strikes in the depths of Russian territory, and he even asked Ukrainian President Voludmir Zelinsky if he could hit Moscow if the United States provided long -term weapons.

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Trump told the BBC that he “did not end” with Putin and that he believed that the peace agreement is on the cards.

Putin ordered the Russian forces to enter Ukraine in February 2022 after eight years of fighting in eastern Ukraine between the separatists supported by Russian and Ukrainian forces. The United States says 1.2 million people were injured or killed in the war.

In Moscow, government television broadcasts advanced by Russian forces in Ukraine, which are controlled by Russian forces directly under the fifth, and an attack on Russia drone, which was wounded by 18 people.

Kommersant, one of the most respectable newspapers in Russia, called for “Julius Caesar” to Lilliam Shakespeare in the title of her first page to propose betrayal: “Et Tu, Trump – the main peacekeeper of the Ukrainian conflict joined the” War Party. “

Putin has repeatedly said that he is ready to make peace – but according to his conditions – and that there is no point in discussing the ceasefire until the details of the peace form are released.

In Washington, a White House official said that Trump’s intention is to impose “100 percent of customs tariffs on Russia” and secondary sanctions on other countries that buy oil from Russia if a peace deal is not thrown in 50 days.

“We can do high school,” Trump said. “Perhaps we are talking about 100 percent or something like that. We can do secondary tariffs without the Senate, without the House of Representatives, but what they make may be very good.”

Eighty -five of the American Senate members participate in sponsoring a draft law that gives Trump the authority to impose 500 percent of the customs tariff on any country that helps Russia.

China, India and Turkey are the largest buyer of crude from Russia, and it is the second largest oil exporter.