“Moscow reproached the USA for receiving money for Lend-Lease.”, — write: www.unian.ua
Moscow reproached the USA for receiving money for Lend-Lease.
The Kremlin also made statements about Western sanctions against the Russian Federation / photo ua.depositphotos.comThe Kremlin expressed disagreement with US President Donald Trump’s statement that Russia “helped” win the Second World War. The corresponding statement was made today at a briefing by the Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin’s spokesman, Dmytro Peskov.“Moscow does not agree with Trump’s statement about Russia’s help in the US victory in World War II,” RIA-news said.
As noted, Peskov emphasized that the USSR paid the greatest price in the fight against fascism during the Second World War.
“At the same time, the press secretary of the president reminded that the US aid during the Second World War was a business, they received payments for Lend-Lease, which ended only under Putin,” rosZMI writes.
It is noted that Peskov made several other statements. In particular, on Western sanctions against the Russian Federation: “Unfriendly actions against Russia will have consequences.”
Also, according to Peskov, Moscow continues to contact the leadership of Syria on “all relevant issues, but did not comment on the report that Syria intends to terminate the contract on the Russian lease of the port of Tartus.
In addition, as Peskov noted, Putin’s telephone conversation with Turkish President Recep Erdogan is not planned yet, but it can be agreed “in a matter of hours.”
What Trump says about RussiaAs UNIAN reported, US President Donald Trump recently said that he does not want to harm Russia and that he “loves the Russian people.” In addition, he noted that he has a “very good” relationship with Kremlin dictator Vladimir Putin.
Trump also added that Russia “helped us win” World War II, at the cost of nearly 60 million lives. Now, according to Trump, the economy of the Russian Federation is collapsing, and he recommends that Putin “come to an agreement and stop the war.” In this way, Trump threatened Russia with serious sanctions if the Russian dictator does not agree to end the war.
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