Putin's spokesperson warned that 'personal insults narrow the window of opportunity for our bilateral relations.'
During a trip to Poland, Biden responded to a reporter's question after visiting Ukrainian refugees in Warsaw."He's a butcher," the president said of Putin.
Speaking to Russia's Tass news agency about Biden's comments, Peskov—Putin's primary spokesperson—complained about the remarks by saying that"a state leader should keep their temper." The Kremlin complained about President Joe Biden's"temper" after he dubbed Russian President Vladimir Putin"a butcher" on Saturday. Above, Biden delivers a speech at the Royal Castle on March 26 in Warsaw, Poland.The Kremlin official pointed out that Biden has previously voiced support for U.S. bombings of other countries saying that"it is at least weird to hear such a thing from him.
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Kremlin says it's not for Biden to say if Putin stays in powerThe Kremlin dismissed a remark by U.S. President Joe Biden on Saturday that Vladimir Putin 'cannot remain in power,' saying it was up to Russians to choose their own president.
Read more »
Biden Vows U.S. Will ‘Respond’ If Putin Uses Chemical WeaponsHe also said during a news conference in Brussels that he thought Russia should be kicked out of the G20.
Read more »
Putin banked on Obama's appeasement to continue under Biden, sparking Russo-Ukranian war: expertPresident Biden has hired many of the same Russia experts employed by the Obama administration, according to expert.
Read more »
Biden calls Putin a 'war criminal' after meeting with troops in PolandAt a briefing in Rzeszów, Pres. Biden again called Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal,' after the State Department announced this week its formal assessment that Russian forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine.
Read more »
Biden calls Putin a 'war criminal' after meeting with troops in PolandPresident Joe Biden touched down Friday in Poland, what's become the epicenter for millions fleeing their home country, to meet with U.S. service members and refugees as his presence in Europe sends a powerful message that NATO is united against Russia's violent invasion. At a briefing in Rzeszów on the humanitarian response to the ongoing crisis, Biden, again, called Russian President Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal,' after the State Department announced this week its formal assessment that Russian forces have committed war crimes in Ukraine.
Read more »
Biden to call on 'free world' to stand against Putin in Poland speechU.S. President Joe Biden will argue in a speech in Poland on Saturday that the 'free world' opposes Russia's invasion of Ukraine and that there is unity among major economies on the need to stop Vladimir Putin, the White House said.
Read more »