Trump moves nuclear submarines after the comments of the former Russian President

US President Donald Trump says that two nuclear submarines are “being placed in the appropriate areas” in response to the “very provocative” comments made by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.

Trump said that “only in the event that these foolish and inflammatory statements are more than that. Words are very important, and they can often lead to unintended consequences, I hope this is not one of these cases.”

He did not say where the two submarines were publishedand In preserving the American military protocol.

Medvedev recently threatened in the United States in response to Trump’s warnings in Moscow for agreeing to the ceasefire in Ukraine, or facing difficult sanctions.

Russia and the United States have the world’s most nuclear weapons.

Trump did not say whether he was referring to nuclear or nuclear -armed submarines in his position on the social truth.

In this position, the US President wrote: “Based on the very provocative statements of the former President of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, who is now the vice president of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, has ordered the placement of two nuclear submarines in the appropriate areas.”

Trump and Medvedev recently participated in a series of personal attacks against each other on social media.

This comes after Trump has set a new final date for Putin to end the war by August 8 – which Putin has not shown any signs of doing.

Before Monday, Trump has set a final date “10 or 12” a day. Earlier in July, Russia threatened the severe definitions targeting oil and other exports if Putin did not end the war in 50 days.

Medvedev Trump was accused of playing a “alarm game with Russia” earlier this week.

In a post on X, he said, “Every new warning represents a threat and a step towards war.”

He also described Trump’s warning as “theatrical” earlier in July, saying that “Russia did not care.”

When writing on Telegram on Thursday, Medveev warned against the threat of “dead hand” – which was understood by some military analysts as a reference to the name of the nuclear strike control system in Russia.

On Friday, it was not the first time that Trump responded to Medvedev’s comments. On Thursday, Medvedev described “the former failed president of Russia, who is believed to be president.”

Trump also warned Medvedev against “watching his words”, adding that he “enters a very dangerous area!”

Medvedev supports Russia’s war in Ukraine and is an explicit critic of the West.

He was the president of Russia from 2008 to 2012, and he is now vice president of the Russian Security Council.