Trump-Medvedev war erupts, US President blasts ‘failed former’ Russian leader to ‘watch his words’ after Putin’s aide mocked Ukraine deadline

A word war between US President Donald Trump and former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev began. Trump issued a warning to the former Russian President and Vladimir Putin’s close ally and told him to “follow his words”. A few days ago, Medvedev criticized Trump’s handling tensions against Russia to stop ‘killing’ in Ukraine in the US ultimatum on the US Ultimatum and making a provocative comparison with Israel and Iran.

Trump announced on July 14 that he would apply “serious tariffs” to Russia unless a peace agreement was reached in early September.

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Later, on July 28, he said he had given 10 to 12 days to make progress to Putin, so he expects peace efforts to move forward until 7-9 August. This new timeline shortens the 50 -day date date for the Russian leader two weeks ago.

Medvedev, who reacted to the post on July 28, said at X:
“Trump is playing Ultimatum with Russia: 50 days or 10… 2 things should remember:
1. Russia is not Israel and even Iran.
2. Each new ultimatum is a threat and a step towards war. Not between Russia and Ukraine, but with its own country. Don’t go down the Sleepy Joe Road! “

On the other hand, President Trump, who applied a 25 percent tariff to Indian imports, fired back and expressed Medvedev strongly:

“I don’t care what India is doing with Russia. They can bring their dead economies together, because I care about it…

Let’s keep this in this way and tell him that Russia, who still thinks he is president, to follow his words to the former president of Russia, Medvedev. It enters a very dangerous area! “

Trump’s words came in the midst of studying India’s ties with Moscow, and coincided with a broader change in the foreign policy stance of his administration.

Medvedev, who served as the president of Russia from 2008 to 2012, continues to be a senior authority as one of the vice president of the Russian Security Council and the most vocal supporters of Russia’s occupation of Ukraine.

When he was once seen in the Kremlin, he made a difficult nationalist return by routinely attacking Western leaders and mocking Trump’s past statements.

At the beginning of this month, on July 8, Medvedev published a cynical way on the telegram about Trump’s changing positions:

“The best American continues his favorite political rolecoaster again…
‘I am glad to talk to Putin.’ / ‘I was very disappointed.’
“ We do not supply weapons to Ukraine. ” / ‘We will send more.’
Forward. Take back our land. Work for victory. “

And on May 27, Medvedev said another finely covered warning on the X platform after Trump said that Putin was playing with fire:

“I just know something really bad – the Second World War. I hope Trump understands it!”