Russia is still “working with us” after Trump says he is “angry” with Putin

Russia says it is still “working with the United States” after President Trump said he was “angry” and “angry” with Vladimir Putin.

In the first response to Trump’s criticism of the Russian president, the Kremlin tried to reduce tensions between the two leaders.

“We continue to work with the American side, first and foremost, to build our relationships,” said Dmitry Peskov spokesman.

He said there are no plans for a call between Putin and Trump this week, but Putin is open to one “if necessary.”

The attempt to calm matters came after Trump News told Sunday that he was angry at Putin to attack the credibility of Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski, and threatened to impose a 50 % tariff on countries that buy Russian oil if Putin did not agree to the ceasefire.

It was a noticeable change in the tone towards the Russian president.

American and Russian officials have had several weeks to try to reach an agreement to end the war in Ukraine – during which Trump Zelinsky criticized but not Putin.

But Trump’s anger with Putin set out when the Russian president inhaled on Friday the idea of ​​a temporary government in Ukraine with the support of the United Nations that could President Zelinski replaced.

“You can say that I was very angry, angry, when … Putin started reaching Zelinski’s credibility, because this is not going on the right site,” Trump told NBC News.

“The new leadership means that you will not take a deal for a long time,” he added.

In his daily call at his daily conference on Monday with journalists, Peskov claimed that some of what was said in an NBC interview is “reformulated”.

Comments from Trump were reflected in parts of the Russian media.

The Masskovsky newspaper Komsomolite, the Musakovsky Mousovsley, said that Trump does not fulfill his “obligations” to stop the infrastructure of Russian -Ukrainian energy.

The newspaper concluded that “all agreements at the level of President Trump deserve only a few pennies on the market day,” while “Moscow is ready to conclude an agreement with the American president.”