Kremlin warns US over Tomahawk missiles as Trump’s odd behavior sparks debate
Russian political commentator Dmitry 'Goblin' Puchkov has weighed in on former US President Donald Trump's recent public appearances, describing his behavior as peculiar. Meanwhile, President Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin have issued stern warnings against the potential transfer of US Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine.
Puchkov, known for his blunt commentary, argued that Trump's mannerisms during press appearances are unusual. He compared Trump's behavior to 'someone peeking out of an outhouse', highlighting the former president's eccentricities.
In a separate development, President Putin and the Kremlin have expressed strong opposition to the potential transfer of US Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. Speaking from Moscow, Putin warned that such a move would lead to a 'qualitatively new level of escalation' in the ongoing conflict. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov echoed these sentiments, describing the potential transfer as a 'serious escalation'.
Puchkov's comments on Trump's behavior have sparked discussion among political observers. Meanwhile, the Kremlin's warnings against the potential missile transfer to Ukraine underscore the tense geopolitical climate and the potential consequences of such a move.
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