Putin criticism: Kremlin considers Trump’s statements to be “emotional overload”

The Kremlin explains the sharp criticism of US President Donald Trump on the severe Russian air strikes on Ukraine with “emotional overload”. You are at the beginning of a discussion process, said Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskow in Moscow. This is “naturally associated with emotional overload absolutely everyone and with emotional reactions”, Peskow was cited by the state Russian news agency TASS.

The spokesman rejected Trump’s criticism of the mass bombardment of the past three nights on Ukraine. All reactions are followed carefully, but President Vladimir Putin “makes the decisions that are necessary for the security of our country,” said Peskow.

Because of the attacks, Trump had written Truth Social on his platform that something “happened” with Putin. “He got absolutely crazy! He unnecessarily kills a lot of people, and I don’t just speak of soldiers,” wrote Trump.

The opposition Russian portal “Mediazona” pointed out that this passage for Putin was not cited by state and state -related media in Russia or only cited. Trump’s critical words about Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj were reproduced in detail. “Everything that comes from his mouth causes problems, I don’t like that, and that should stop,” wrote Trump.

Peskow said that further discussions with Ukraine have not yet been decided over the location and time. The Ukrainians have not yet been handed over to a announced memorandum, in which Moscow wants to show his view of a possible conflict resolution. Most recently, both sides had negotiated in Istanbul in mid -May, the results were not available until a prisoner exchange.