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US President Donald Trump said he was “not happy” with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, after the largest airport in Moscow to Ukraine.
In a rare reproach, Trump said, “What happened to him? He kills a lot of people.” He later called Putin “absolutely crazy.”
The President of the Ukrainian Valodimir Zelensky previously stated that Washington’s “silence” on recent Russian attacks was encouraged by Putin, calling on “strong pressure” – including tougher sanctions in Moscow.
At least 12 people were killed and dozens were injured in Ukraine on Sunday after Russia fired 367 drones and missiles – The largest number in one night since Putin launched a full -scale invasion in 2022.
Air sirens, which warn of the input drones and missiles, again sounded in many regions of Ukraine in early Monday.
Mayor Ichor Terehov said at least three people, including the child, injured in the northeastern city of Kharkiv.
Speaking to journalists on New Jersey late on Sunday, Trump said about Putin: “I knew him for a long time, always got along with him, but he sends rockets to the cities and killing people, and I don’t like it at all.”
Soon Trump wrote in a report of social truth that Putin was “crazy.”
“I always said that it wants all Ukraine, not just it, and perhaps it is proven correctly, but if it does it, it will fall to Russia!”
But the US president also had strong words for Zelensky, saying that “he” does not make his country, talking the way he does. “
“All of his lips causes problems, I don’t like it, and it is better to stop,” Trump wrote about Zelensky.
Despite the fact that the European allies of Kiev are preparing for further sanctions for Russia, the United States said they would either continue to try to create these peace talks or “leave” if the progress does not come.
Last week, Trump and Putin called a two -hour phone call to discuss the transaction with ceasefire that stopped American to stop fighting.
The US president said he believed that the call went “very well”, adding that Russia and Ukraine “will immediately” negotiate the ceasefire and “end of war”.
Ukraine has publicly agreed to a 30-day ceasefire.
Putin only said that Russia would work with Ukraine to create a “memorandum” over the “possible future world” – a step described by Kiev and its European allies as a tactic delay.
The first direct Ukrainian Iraxian talks have been held in Istanbul, Turkey on May 16.
In addition to the major replacement of prisoners of war last week, there was virtually no progress in receiving a stop in the fight against nearby fighting.
Currently, Russia controls about 20% of the Ukrainian territory. This includes Crimea – the southern peninsula of Ukraine, annexed by Moscow in 2014.
