Russian President Vladimir Putin told us on Wednesday to President Donald Trump that he would have to respond to the Ukrainian drone attacks on the Russian nuclear bomber fleet and at the same time describe peace interviews with Ukraine for “useful”.
After almost four months of cajoling and threats for Moscow and Kiev of Trump, the war in Ukraine has intensified the cajoling after almost four months.
After Ukraine bombed bridges and attacked the Russian bombers fleet deep in Siberia and Russia in the far north, Putin said on Wednesday that he did not think Ukraine leaders wanted peace.
Shortly after Putin discussed the attacks with the best ministers in Moscow, Trump said he had spoken to Putin for one hour and 15 minutes and discussed the Ukrainian attacks and Iran.
“We discussed the attack on Russian anchored aircraft, Ukraine, and also on various other attacks that took place both sides. It was a good conversation, but not a conversation that would lead to immediate peace,” Trump said on social media.
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In recent weeks, Russia has released several massive air attacks on Ukraine.
“President Putin said and very strongly that he would have to respond to a recent attack on the airport,” Trump said.
Yuri Ushakov, who is for Putin, said that the Russian leader told Trump that he told Trump at the challenge that interviews between Moscow and Kiev, despite what he described as attempts to Ukraine, is to “disrupt”.
“Let me emphasize that our president has described the content of the interviews in detail and that these conversations were useful,” Ushakov said.
Ushakov said, “And we hope that these two parties will be able to continue their conversations.”
Ushakov confirmed that two presidents discussed other international issues, especially in the conflict in the Middle East, and how Russia could help to deal with Iran and its nuclear program.
On Iran, Trump said he believed that Putin had agreed to Washington, that Iran “could not have a nuclear weapon”, and accused Teherán of “slow” decisions on conversations.
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Trump is unusually silent about the Ukrainian attacks on Russian bombers – one of the three pillars of the Russian nuclear arsenal – although Moscow demanded that the United States and Britain would limit Ukraine.
The Kremlin said Trump told Putin that Washington had not been informed in advance of Ukrainian attacks. Trump’s ambassador of Ukraine said that the risk of escalation from the war in Ukraine was “going up” after the strikes.
Russia and the United States are by far the largest nuclear powers in the world: together they have about 88% of all nuclear weapons.
Each has three ways of nuclear attack – strategic bombers, intercontinental ballistic missiles and ballistic missiles with submarines – and any attack on any part of the “triad” is considered a grave.
War or Peace?
In some of his most Hawkisch notes in recent months, Putin said on Wednesday that the attacks on bridge were directed against civilians and accused Ukrainian leadership by being “terrorist organization” supported by powers that became “terrorist co -operators”.
“The current Kiev regime does not need peace at all,” Putin said at a meeting with higher officials. “What should it talk about? How can we deal with those who rely on terror?”
Ukraine did not comment on the bridge attacks. He denies that he focuses on civilians, as well as Russia, although civilians have been killed by both sides.
Kyiv has similarly accused Moscow of not wanting peace seriously and quoting as evidence of Russian resistance to an immediate ceasefire. Russia says that certain conditions must first be met.
In his public remarks, Putin did not mention the bomber attacks that came just before Russia and Ukraine met for direct peaceful conversations in Istanbul, where Moscow set what the United States called “maximalistic” objectives.
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Before Putin spoke, other Russian officials said the military possibilities were “on the table” for his reaction to the Ukrainian attacks deep in Russia and accused the West of engaging in them.
“We are inviting London and Washington to respond in such a way as to stop further escalation,” the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov quoted quoted. Ryabkov supervises relations with the US and weapons control.
The British and American officials said they had no previous knowledge at the weekend attacks on the Russian nuclear bombers of the long range. The White House said that Trump was not informed about the attack on Ukraine before it happened.
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