The Kremlin on Friday called US President Joe Biden’s comments about his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin “personal insults” and said ironically that his remarks seemed to be provoked by frustration, fatigue and forgetfulness.
Biden has called In recent days, Putin has been described as a “war criminal” and a “murderous dictator” following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“We hear and see statements that are in fact personal insults against President Putin,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peshkov told reporters.
“Given Biden’s irritability, his fatigue and the fact that sometimes forgets“, which leads him to make aggressive statements, we will not make harsh assessments, so as not to provoke more aggression,” he added.
Vladimir Putin’s “secret” Dmitry Peshkov reiterated his “look who’s talking” logic again on Thursday after Joe Biden called the Russian president a “war criminal.”
Speaking at a news conference in Moscow, Peshkov said Biden’s statement was “unacceptable, unacceptable, unjustified.” “And most importantly, the head of state (of the United States) who has been bombing people around the world for many years, who dropped nuclear bombs on a country that had already been defeated, I mean Hiroshima and Nagasaki, has no right to he makes such statements, “Peshkov said.
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