The United States and Russia quarrelled in public on Wednesday over the intensifying Ukraine war after U.S. President Donald Trump warned that President Vladimir Putin was “playing with fire” and Moscow massed 50,000 troops near a Ukrainian region.
While world leaders bicker over the prospects for peace, the deadliest conflict in Europe since World War Two is heating up fast:
Swarms of drones are being launched by both sides while Russia is advancing at key points along the front.
Trump, in a post said that Putin was playing with fire and cautioned that “REALLY BAD” things would have happened already to Russia if it was not for him.
However, Top Russian security official Dmitry Medvedev, a former president, dismissed Trump’s criticism.
US AND RUSSIA CLASH IN PUBLIC AS THE UKRAINE WAR HEATS UP
