“Really bad” would be if a third world war broke out, commented tonight by the Russian Federation Vice President of the Security Council, on the occasion of Donald Trump’s post on Truth Social in which the US president accuses his Russian counterpart “
“On Trump’s statements that Putin” plays with fire “and that” bad things “would have happened in Russia. I only know one really ugly thing – the third world war. I hope Trump understands that, “Medvedev wrote in a post on the X platform.
Regarding Trump’s words about Putin «playing with fire» and «really bad things» happening to Russia. I only know of one REALLY BAD thing — WWIII.
I hope Trump understands this!— Dmitry Medvedev (@MedvedevRussiaE)
Earlier, Trump had stated: “What Vladimir Putin does not realize is that if I were not me, many real bad things would have already happened in Russia, and I mean really bad. “
It is noteworthy that on Sunday, the US president said he is heavily unhappy with Vladimir Putin and his attacks on Ukraine: “He sends rockets to cities and kills people while we are in the midst of talks, examining the possibility of a cessation agreement.”
“” He wondered by speaking to reporters in New Jersey shortly before boarding the Presidential Aircraft to return to Washington.
Putin’s Political Flirt – Trump
Trump and Putin say “friends”, they say they respect each other, even though they lead two countries with opposite interests. But it has a history dynamically evolved on the Russian invasion of Ukraine and it may be there that its outcome with the future of Europe and the planet is judged.
The US president was re -elected by promising that he could end the Ukraine war in a day, but he has not yet succeeded, four months after his return to the White House.
The Russian president insists that if the war does not stop on his own terms he will occupy the whole country.
Putin blackmails his American friend?
There are a few columnists and commentators in the US and Europe, who estimate that Putin is holding Trump somewhere. Some restore the theories that link Trump’s “mild” attitude to business, perhaps other types of dealings in Russia. A focal point in these theories is the Miss Universe beauty of the Miss Universe in Moscow in November 2013 by Trump’s company with $ 20 million paid by Russian businessmen. It is assumed that Russian intelligence services have documents from Trump’s “pink adventures” as well as other elements that Putin blackmails his American “friend”. Trump and his lawyers denied these allegations.
