The Kremlin Comments On Trump's Statement About Strike On Moscow

• 21.10.2024, 14:22

Peskov did not refute the words of the Republican candidate.

The Kremlin prefers not to disclose the content of conversations that are conducted "at the highest level".

In this way, Kremlin regime's Speaker Dmitry Peskov responded to journalists' request to comment on the statement of US presidential candidate Donald Trump regarding his threats to strike the center of Moscow, writes the BBC.

Peskov also pointed out that "a number of world leaders" do not adhere to the position in terms of non-disclosure of the content of conversations and do not observe information "hygiene".

"There are a lot of heated and very emotional statements being made in the United States as part of the election campaign," the dictator's speaker said.

US presidential candidate from the Republican Party Donald Trump said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal that he threatened Putin to strike the center of Moscow.

The politician claims that he told Putin: "Vladimir, if you pursue Ukraine, I will hit you so hard that you won't even believe it. I will strike right in the center of damn Moscow." Trump also said that he added in a conversation with Putin: "We are friends. I don't want to do this, but I have no choice."