Russia remains quiet in Trump’s nuclear move

Could this be the first time in history, as it leads as social media to a nuclear escalation?

President Donald Trump, who was offended by former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, says two nuclear submarines to approach Russia.

So, how will you respond to Moscow? Are we on a path to a nuclear confrontation between America and Russia? The Internet era version of the Cuban missile crisis 1962?

I doubt this, if we judge the initial reaction in Russia.

Russian news was somewhat rejecting Trump’s announcement.

Speaking to the moskovsky komsomolets newspaper, one of the military commentators concluded that Trump was “throwing anger.”

A retired public lieutenant Kumantant told the US President’s talk about submarines, “it is meaningless. It is how he gets his kicks.”

“I am sure that Trump has not provided any orders (about submarines),” a Russian security expert suggested in the same paper.

Kommersant also states that in 2017, Trump said he sent two nuclear divers to the Korean peninsula as a warning to North Korea.

However, it was not long before, Trump held a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

So, from strange, may be the publication of Donald Trump’s last submarine to the American summit?

I will not go to this extent.

But the reaction of the Russian authorities was interesting.

At the time of writing this report, there was no.

Not from the Kremlin. Not from the Russian Foreign Ministry. Not the Ministry of Defense.

I saw no announcement of the Russian nuclear submarines that are placed near America.

This indicates that either Moscow is still studying the situation and working on what to do, or that Moscow does not feel the need to respond.

The reaction of the Russian press that I mentioned earlier indicates that it is the last.

Trump was flowing with Medvedev on social media for several days.

After the American president reduced the date of the 50 -day deadline to end its war in Ukraine to less than two weeks, Medvedev published that Trump was “plays a warning game with Russia … every new warning represents a threat and a step towards war.”

Trump replied: “Medvedev, the former failed Russian president, who believes he is still in power, told him to be careful. He is entering a very dangerous area.”

The following Medvev’s publication contained a reference to “Dead Hand”, which is the automatic nuclear revenge system developed in the Soviet Union.

It is clear that this did not decrease well with the White House president.

When he was President of Russia, between 2008 and 2012, Medvedev was seen as a relatively liberal figure.

“Freedom is better than lack of freedom,” and Mashhour quoted him as saying.

But it grew increasingly. Since Russia has been widely invaded to Ukraine, he has gained a reputation with anti -Western social media positions. Most of them have passed without anyone noticing it, because it is not seen as the voice of the Kremlin.

Suddenly it was observed: by the President of the United States.

And not just noticed. He got Trump’s skin.

It is one thing that you don’t like posted on social media. We were all there.

But so that you don’t like it much, you spread nuclear submarines that look like an exaggeration.

Why did Trump do that?

Here is Trump’s special interpretation of his interview with newsmax: “Medvedev said some very bad things, talking about nuclear weapons. When I mentioned the word nucleus illuminates my eyes and I say it is better to be careful, because it is the final threat.”

But MEDDEVEV has long been accused of nuclear measurement on social media. Nothing new.

What is clear is that Trump took the very modern Medvedev publications, and interacts accordingly.

Can there be a strategy in playing? It seems that the inability to predict it is a large part of Trump’s way of doing things, in business and politics; Making unexpected decisions can prevent competitors and opponents before talks or during negotiation.

When ending the war in Ukraine, for example.

Surprising submarine deployment may be divided into that category.