Russia is reacting with threats and mockery to the US President Donald Trump’s warnings to Russian President Vladimir Putin over his regular attacks on Ukrainian cities.
Russian attacks against Ukrainian cities and civilians are escalating on a daily basis with the number of Shahed drones used increasing progressively. Ballistic missiles are also being increasingly used against multiple cities with one of the latest attacks being reported in the Nizhyn district of the Chernyhiv region.
President Trump has been insisting with President Putin to stop his attacks on civilians and Ukrainian cities, and previously even announced that Putin had agreed to this. President Trump may now be realising that he has been fooled by the Russians and his so called “friend”, Vladimir Putin.
In his latest warning to Russia, President Trump said that “bad things could happen to Russia” if it doesn’t stop its attacks against civilians. The Russian state-media outlet Russia Today mocked President Trump over his comments and Dmitry Medvedev made his regular and drunken threats of World War 3. On the other hand, Ukrainians are accusing President Trump of protecting Russia and its interests at the expense of Ukraine.
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