Putin: Intelligent and experienced Trump can find solutions

Putin: Intelligent and experienced Trump can find solutions

The Russian President Wladimir Putin on Thursday Trump, who will soon come into office, referred to as "intelligent and experienced". He is convinced that Trump is capable of finding "solutions", while the tensions between Moscow and the West in the context of the war in ukraine increase.

Putin's criticism of Joe Biden

At a press conference in Kazakhstan, Putin also criticized President Joe Biden in having created "additional difficulties" for the upcoming Trump administration after bidding from Ukraine had granted approval, called long American rockets, called Atacms , to be deployed deeply in Russia against goals.

expectations for the future

When asked whether Biden's decision could influence future relationships between Moscow and Washington, Putin showed that the situation could improve after Trump's taking office in January. "As far as I can imagine, the newly elected president is an intelligent and already quite experienced person. I think he will find a solution," says Putin.

Putin's unconventional views

Putin's friendly tone is strongly contrasted with the threats of the Kremlin against the outgoing bidbministration, which he accused of "escalating" the war in Ukraine by allowed Kiev to fire Atacms on military goals in Russia.

Donald Trump's statement on the war

Trump has promised to end the war in Ukraine "within 24 hours", but without naming concrete details. During the election campaign, he repeatedly refused to say whether he wants Ukraine to win the war.

Putin's recognition of Trump's nomination

Putin's statements take place after Trump General Keith " Kellogg nominated as a special envoy for the war -oriented countries. "Together we will secure peace through strength and make America and the world safe again!", Trump wrote on social media to announce his selection.

statements about safety threats

From the side lines of a security summit in the Kazakh capital Astana said Putin that Trump had passed a "difficult test" to return to the White House, and thus alluded to the two attempts at attack during the election campaign. Trump was injured in Pennsylvania during the first attempt in July. In a separate incident in September, a man was charged with attempted murder after he was armed with a rifle at one of Trump's golf courses in Florida.

criticism of legal procedures

Putin found that "completely uncivilized means of fighting Trump" were used and said that the president could not feel safe at the moment. He also criticized the "humiliating, unfounded legal proceedings", which Trump was exposed to during the election campaign. In June, a jury in Manhattan Trump owed in all 34 charges for falsifying business documents, which made him the first former US president who was convicted of crime.

threat to Ukraine

With regard to the war in Ukraine, Putin also warned of further starts of Russia's new medium -range rocket, which was used for the attack on the Dnipro region in Ukraine last week. The new rocket, called Oreshnik, can fire several explosive heads at the same time and is able to transport a nuclear explosive head. "We will use the funds that are available to us," he warned. "We do not rule out the (Ukrainian) armed forces, against military industrial institutions or against decision -making centers, including in Kiev, since the Kiev authorities continue to try to attack our vital facilities."

decision centers in focus

on the demand whether the "decision centers", which the Kremlin warned, was military or political in nature, replied Putin: "You know, in Soviet pages there was a joke about weather forecasts? Here is the prediction: Today, during the day, everything is possible."