Trump says Putin 'went absolutely crazy!'

Washington (AP) –

President Donald Trump made it clear that he loses patience with Vladimir Putin and some of his sharpest criticism of the Russian leader than Moscow beat Kyiv And other Ukrainian cities with drones and rockets for a third night in a row.

“I always had a very good relationship with Vladimir Putin from Russia, but something happened to him. He went absolutely crazy!” Trump wrote in a social media contribution on Sunday evening.

Trump said Putin “kills unnecessarily many people” and points out that “rockets and drones are shot in cities in Ukraine without any reason”.

The attack was the largest air raid since Russia's full invasion of the country in February 2022, according to the Ukrainian officials. At least 12 people were killed and dozens were injured.

The US President warned that Putin “wants to conquer the entire Ukraine,” will lead to the fall of Russia! “But Trump also expressed frustration about Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and said that he” does not do his country a favor by talking as he does. “

“Everything from his mouth causes problems, I don't like it and it stops better,” wrote Trump on social media.

At Putin, the President increasingly irritations and the inability to solve the three -year war that Trump promised that he would end immediately when he was committed to returning to the White House.

He had long praised his friendly relationship with Putin and repeatedly emphasized that Russia was more willing than Ukraine to reach a peace agreement.

But last month Trump asked Putin, “Stop!” Ukraine incorporated another fatal flood from attacks on Kyiv to Russia and repeatedly expressed his frustration that the war in Ukraine continues.

“I am not satisfied with what Putin does. He kills a lot of people. And I don't know what happened to the hell with Putin,” said Trump on Sunday on Sunday when he left Northern New Jersey, where he spent most of the weekend. “I have known him for a long time, always came out with him, but he sends rockets into cities and kills people and I don't like it at all.”

A peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine remains difficult to grasp. Trump and Putin spoke on the phone last week, and Trump announced after the call that Russia and Ukraine “immediately” will start the ceasefire talks. This conversation occurred after Russian and Ukrainian officials had met in Turkey for the first personal discussions since 2022. On Thursday, however, the Kremlin said that no direct discussions were planned.

This month, the European Union has struck new sanctions against Russia in response to Putin's refusal to agree to an armistice. But while Trump Has threatened So far, he has not acted in order to strengthen sanctions and tariffs on Russia.