Trump warns: Putin will bring about Russia's demise!

Trump warns: Putin will bring about Russia's demise!

Saporischschja, Ukraine - President Donald Trump has practiced sharp criticism of his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on the Truth Social platform. On the background of the massively intensive air raids in Russia on Ukraine, Trump Putin called "absolutely crazy" and warned of the catastrophic consequences should strive to conquer the entire Ukraine. In a passionate appeal, Trump said that this could lead to the fall of Russia and announced that it would impose new sanctions against the country while at the same time assured that he wanted to end the war quickly. However, critics accuse the President not to put enough pressure on Moscow to defuse the conflict.

The Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskow replied that Trump's statements should be seen as a "emotional overload" and vehemently defended Putin's decisions. This argument is done at a time when the Ukrainian Air Force reported on one of the biggest drone attacks since the beginning of the conflict, with a total of 355 drones and 9 marching air bodies that were flown at night. Despite the massive attacks, no reports on fatalities have so far been received, but there were two injuries in Saporischchja.

escalation of the attacks

The latest attacks are part of a worrying escalation that could endanger hopes of progress in the peace negotiations. According to reports, around 900 drones were fired to Ukraine between Friday and Sunday alone. During this time, Russia set its record for air raids three times this month. The Ukrainian offensive, which also attacks Russian military goals, disrupted air traffic at Moscow airports.

In the middle of these main missions, Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj is expected in Berlin on Wednesday. There he plans a meeting with the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz to discuss the next steps regarding the peace talks and a new EU sanction package. Merz made it clear that there were no longer any rangwide restrictions on arms deliveries to Ukraine, which opens up to deliver Taurus marching aircraft with a range of 500 km.

international reactions and effects

Trump not only criticized Russia, but also in charge of the Ukrainian President Selenskyj to encourage him to intensify international sanctions against Russia. In the meantime, European leaders with mixed feelings see the change to Trump's attitude towards Putin. France's President Macron expressed that Trump apparently learned to learn from Putin's deceptions while the conflict continues.

The humanitarian effects of the war are devastating: over 12,000 civilians have been killed and around 30,000 injured since the conflict broke out. In addition, more than six million Ukrainian refugees are registered in Europe, with Germany and Poland taking the most recordings. The war not only demanded human victims, but also disturbed global supply chains and burdened the economic climate through sanctions, rising energy prices and inflation. While Ukraine asserts itself militarily, the international community remains vigilant and challenged in order to take into account the ongoing conflict.