Trump tells Russia’s Medvedev to “see his words” after the “ultimate” story

President Donald Trump has returned to former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warning He told the vice-chairman of the Russian Security Council to “see his words” about the war with the United States.

“I don’t care what India is doing in Russia. They can defeat dead economies together. “We have little business with India. Their tariffs are too high in the world. Similarly, Russia and the US don’t do that at all. He’s in a very dangerous territory to Medvedev, the failed former president who still thinks he is president!”

In response to Trump’s post, Medvedev referenced Russia’s “dead hands.” This is an automated Cold War era nuclear retaliation system developed by the Soviet Union.

“If some words from the former Russian president elicit such a neural response from the powerful president of what appears to be the United States, then clearly Russia is right and will continue on its chosen path,” Medvedev wrote in Telegram.

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“And for all the stories about India and Russia’s “dead economy” or “adventures to dangerous territory,” he should re-watch some of his favorite zombie films,” he added. “Also, remember how dangerous the mythical “dead hand” system is probably. ”

In theory, the “dead hand” described in the West as a device of the Russian apocalyptic in the 1980s aims to ensure a massive retaliatory nuclear strike even if Moscow leaders are destroyed or neutralised.

While in Scotland on Monday, Trump warned that he was publicly speaking about the Russian president. Vladimir Putin For 10-12 days to reach a ceasefire agreement with Ukraine, he shortened the previous 50-day deadline he issued earlier this month. If Russia did not, Trump has promised more “sanctions, duties and possibly secondary tariffs” on Moscow and Russian goods and energy buyers. He lamented that repeated consultations with Putin have made little progress towards peace.

“Trump is playing an ultimatum game with Russia: 50 days or 10, “ Medvedev complained in an X post earlier this week. “He should remember two things: 1. Russia is neither Israel nor Iran. 2. Each new ultimatum is a threat and a step towards war. Not between Russia and Ukraine, not between its own country.

Trump announced Wednesday a 25% tariff on imports from India, one of the largest consumers of Russian oil next to China, starting on August 1. The president described India as a “friend,” but condemned the “fierce, uncompromising” trade barriers in South Asia. Trump vowed other unspecified “penalties” against India, when he “who wanted to stop the killings in Ukraine” for most of the military equipment from Russia and Russia’s energy.

At an unrelated press conference, Trump pointed out that India and Russia are establishing members of BRICS, Originally formed as a counterweight to Western institutions.

BRICS “is a group of countries that are basically the opposite US and if India can believe it, it’s an attack on the dollar. And we’re not going to let anyone attack the dollar,” Trump said. “We have an incredible deficit.”

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Recently, Medvedev also shredded the framework of the trade agreement Trump reached with President Ursula von der Leyen of the European Commission during his recent trip to Scotland.

Trump has repeatedly told us that trade deals with other countries are conditional on foreign policy alignment with the United States.

For example, later Canada announced Trump wrote that he wrote Thursday.

Meanwhile, Trump celebrated the mutual tariff plan on Thursday after telling reporters on Wednesday that it had brought “billions of dollars” to the US economy.

“Taxes make America great and enriched once again,” Trump wrote on social media. “They have been used successfully against the United States for decades, and coupled with truly stupid, pathetic, bent politicians, we have a devastating impact on our country’s future, and even survival.

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“A year ago, America was a dead country, and now it is the “hottest” country anywhere in the world. Congratulations to everyone! ” Trump added.