Medvedev threatens the US with war through sanctions: Trump advised him to "keep track of the words"

To spread: according to Putin's colleague, every new white house ultimatum is a "threat and a step to war" with the United States. Trump also called Medvedev a failed former Russian president, who still considers himself the head of the Kremlin. On July 30, US President Donald Trump announced the introduction of duties against India in 25% from August 1 for trade imbalance and business with the Russian Federation.

Also in the new post on Truth Social he mentioned Dmitry Medvedev, who now holds the post of deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, advising him to "hold his tongue". On July 14, Trump's General General Generals in the White House stated that US authorities would impose a secondary duty 100% against the Russian trade partners, unless the agreement of peace in Ukraine was reached within 50 days (until September 2).

On July 29, Trump shortened the term of ultimatum to 10 days, that is, by August 8. Dmitry Medvedev commented on this decision in X and eventually snapped with Senator Lindsey Gramov, calling him and the President of the United States Donald Trump "grandparents". He also stated that every new ultimatum is a "threat and a step to war" with the United States. Trump sanctions against India imposed and reacted to the post of Medevev, stating that he is indifferent that India and Russia would be done.

"Let them collapse their dead economies together, I do not care. We have very little business with India, their duties are too high, some of the highest in the world. In the same way, Russia and the US are hardly business with each other. Let's leave everything as it is and say to Medvedev, a fair former president. Trump wrote. We will remind, the focus wrote in detail about the altercation between Lindsey Gram and Dmitry Medvedev.