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Fierce criticism on Trump statements: "Russia is a real bear"

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Fierce criticism on Trump statements: "Russia is a real bear"
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Yesterday’s statements of the US President Donald Trumpa that Ukraine can return the entire territory under Russian occupation, a wave of criticisms by Russian officials and state propagandists have caused.

Trump, after a meeting with President Volodimir, said that Kiev, with the support of the EU, in a position to fight and return the entire Ukraine. “Russia has been struggling for three and a half years,” he said, passes the index.

“It doesn’t diminish Russia, on the contrary, it makes her look like ‘paper tiger’.”

These statements represent a sudden turn in Trump’s attitude, which only hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska and promised to mediate the peacebuilding along the current front line. Russian officials tried to reduce the importance of Trump’s words, at the same time making fun of the American president.

The Dmitry Sand spokesman rejected the remark on “paper tiger”, adding that the Trump turn came after talks with the green and that he was motivated by “business interests”. “Russia is by no means tiger. After all, Russia is more commonly associated with a bear. There is no ‘paper bear’, and Russia is a real bear,” Sands said.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who was already in public conflict with Trump and is known for its provocative outbursts, said the American leader “ended in alternative reality.”

“After the meeting with Kiev and Paris clowns, he published a colorful post. In the new reality, everything is different. Kiev wins, Russia was dismembered,” Medvedev said.

The Deputy President of the Russian Security Council added that Trump would “return from that parallel reality” because he “always returns” and that he could even “call Ukraine to sign a capitulation agreement.”

Russian MP Oleg Matveev rejected Trump words as meaningless. “He is a random number generator, a random phrase generator. It was always said that Trump says exactly what his last person in the office says he had to say,” he said.

“Do you really think he will say something fateful? Or that his words will change anything? None of that depends on him, nothing will change.”

Leonid Slucks, Chairman of the Rules Dume International Relations, criticized Trump’s position, claiming that his statements were full of contradictions. “Trump gave a number of contradictory claims about the lack of Russian economic development and the alleged meaninglessness of the war. It is an extremely dangerous misconception,” he said.

Haid noted that Trump had changed his attitude several times.

Speaking in Russian state television, Russian propagandist Vladimir Solovjov used his emission to attack Trump’s statements, accusing Ukraine and her allies to cheat in the US president. Solovjov stated that it was greened with European leaders, who are allegedly opposed by the US President, insulting EU officials to homophobic insults.

“There is an attitude of the Russian state, based on UN Security Councils. And then there are those (European, op. A.) Historical reactions directed against Donald Trump,” he said.

Unusually sharp reactions from Moscow show sensitivity to Trump statements. Russian officials are usually restrained in public performances due to the controlled political environment that requires avoiding the wrong steps that could have consequences, the Kyiv Independent.

The reaction of the American president followed Moscow obstructed his peace process, rejected the ceasefire and refused to participate in meaningful negotiations. Trump promised to mediate in a direct meeting between Zellenic and Kremlin leaders.

These efforts failed quickly when Putin called Zelenia to Moscow, the proposal that Kiev rejected as “impossible” while Ukraine was under constant Russian rocket attacks. He reiterated the readiness to meet with the path only on the neutral territory, the offer that Moscow consistently refused, continuing to insist on maximalizing requirements.

(Vijesti.ba)


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