Furious Trump sends Putin threat after Russia blows up US factory | World | News

Donald Trump sent a new warning to Vladimir Putin, because the Kremlin continued to make progress on a peace agreement for Ukraine. His comments followed a Russian missile attack on a US factory in Ukraine who wounded at least 15 workers.

The Russian State TV was quick to mockery Trump on the attack by defining the bombing of the Flex Electronic Factory as “destruction of Western investments”. The US President pioneered a new diplomatic pressure to try a peace agreement in Ukraine. Trump and his administration believed that progress was made to stop the brutal war shortly after a week following the Alaska Summit.

However, since then, the Kremlin has released a series of new harsh demands to remove negotiations.

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov held a direct meeting between Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukrainian counterpart. He also insisted that the Kremlin should be veto for Kiev in post -war security guarantees.

The Kremlin’s postponement on peace talks encouraged an increasingly disappointed Trump to remove Putin with a sharp warning.

On Friday, he said to journalists at the White House: “I will make a decision about what we are doing, and this will be a very important decision.”

Trump said that the decision would not slap Russia with “big sanctions or big tariffs or both”. He also implied that the United States could only leave both sides to move away and continue to fight.

On Thursday, Russian missiles destroyed the US Flex Electronic Factory in Mukachevo, close to the Hungarian and Slovak borders in Western Ukraine.

The facility produces consumer products such as fitness viewers, health monitors and coffee machines. During the attack, there were 600 workers at the facility.

The strike responded to an angry response from the President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine.

Andy Hunder released a video at the destroyed factory complex and said: “This wasn’t just an attack on Ukraine. This was an attack on the American business.

“Russia not only destroyed Ukraine, but also destroys and humiliates American business. We call President Trump to stand with American affairs and face Vladimir Putin’s demolition campaign.”