Trump signals Putin to control Medvedev — Fleitz

US President Donald Trump, threatening to relocate nuclear submarines closer to Russia, hints to his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to control the statements of the deputy chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev. This was stated on Fox News channel by former Trump adviser Fred Fleitz.

"Medvedev... threatened to use nuclear weapons against the United States. He said that Trump's ultimatums put the two countries on the brink of war. And he tried to write Trump off, calling him "Sleepy Joe Biden," as if he was the same as Biden... a strong president cannot allow such things. And Trump is engaged in containment. He is sending a signal to Putin that we will not tolerate nuclear blackmail. And, I think, he also tells Putin: "Manage your deputy. Such conversations are dangerous," Fleitz said.

He expressed the hope that relations between Putin and Trump "will force Putin to ask Medvedev to refrain from such statements."

As reported by EADaily, the latest actions of US President Donald Trump confirm the fears of Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev. This was stated on the social network X by senior researcher at the American Institute of Global Policy George Samueli.

So he commented on the passage of Republican Congressman Matt Goetz that Russia needs to stop "damn nuclear talk."