US President Donald Trump has publicly expressed his anger over Russian President Vladimir Putin, but Kremlin has given a message to continue working with the United States. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said this at a press conference on Monday. “We are working to build our relations with the United States,” Peskov said.
In an interview recently, Trump agreed against Putin, saying he was 'angry' and 'angry', especially when Putin questioned Ukraine's president Volodimir Zelnsky's credibility.
In response to the Kremlin, Peskov said that there is no plan for Putin-Trump phone call this week. However, 'if needed' Putin is ready for discussion.
In an interview to NBC News on Sunday, Trump said, “When Putin questioned the credibility of Jensky, I was really angry. This is not an indication of the right path. '
Trump further warned that if Putin did not agree to the ceasefire, he would put a 5 percent tariff on Russia's oil -buying countries.
Russian government newspaper Moscovsky Komsomolets has criticized the US president, saying Trump failed to force Ukraine to stop the Russian fuel infrastructure.
The magazine also writes, 'The value of President Trump's promise is not more than a few bucks a day on the market. However, Moscow is still interested in an agreement with the United States. '
