Trump criticizing Putin: “I became completely crazy”

US President Donald Trump continued his criticism of Russian President Vladimir Putin yesterday evening, and he wrote that he was “completely crazy” after Moscow targeted Ukraine with a large -scale air attack during the weekend.

This time, Trump’s century criticized an attack on Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski, whom Trump said “does not provide any service to his country in this way.”

“My relationship has always been very good with Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, but something happened to him. He is definitely crazy! He unnecessarily kills many people, and I am not only talking about soldiers. Missiles and drones are released into cities in Ukraine, without any reason at all.”

The American president went on to say: “I said that he wanted the entire Ukraine, and not only part of it, and it may be true, but if he does, this will lead to the fall of Russia!”, He said.

Then President Trump criticized Zelinski, who said, yesterday morning, that “America’s silence” encourages Putin to continue his attack.

Trump said: “Likewise, President Zellinski does not provide any service to his country by talking in this way. All that comes out of his mouth causes problems, I don’t like it, and it is better to stop,” Trump said.

The White House did not comment on the Russian air raid until yesterday, when Trump told reporters that he was “satisfied with what Putin is doing.”

Trump himself distanced from the conflict, recalling his usual opinion that the war was due to Zelinski, Putin and his predecessor, former US President, Joe Biden.

He wrote: “This is a war that would never start if you were president. It is the Zelinski, Putin and Biden war, not Trump’s war. I just help to put out the big and ugly fires that ignited it as a fatal and hateful inefficiency.”