In an audio recording aired by CNN, Donald Trump claims that he has threatened Russia and China with bombings in response to possible attacks on Ukraine and Taiwan. The Kremlin, through spokesman Dmitry Peskov, said it could not confirm the veracity of the claims, noting that there is a lot of fake news circulating. Trump discussed the threats at a fundraiser, saying he would have avoided the current conflicts had he been president. The Kremlin also dismissed reports of an earlier phone call between Trump and Putin as fiction.
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Reacţia Kremlinului după apariția înregistrării audio în care Trump spune că a ameninţat cu bombardamente Moscova şi Beijingul: „Circulă multe știri false”
Într-o înregistrare audio făcută la o strângere de fonduri din 2024, Trump spune că a ameninţat cu bombardamente Moscova şi Beijingul. Reacţia Kremlinului
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