Russian President, Vladimir Putin
US Election: Russian Govt Contemplate Congratulating Trump Over Victory
The Kremlin has in December 2022 accused the United States of fighting a proxy war against Putin led Russia. This was sequel to Ukriaine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy been hosted by Joe Biden, the outgoing President of the USA on a historic visit.
Zelenskyy actually enjoyed his trip to Washington then with his US counterpart Joe Biden committing to providing Kyiv with $1.8bn-worth of military equipment, including the highly-sought after Patriot missile defence system.
Amid the perceived super support Ukraine has received from the American, Kremlin has reportedly contemplating Donald Trump for his emergence asbthe 47th USA president. Of course Russia still see the US as an enemy.
According to the Kremlin, Russia still views the United States as an unfriendly country towards it.
Though, Putin has had a wonderful relationship with Trump during his first tenure as the U.S president but what has gone wrong that Russian government is weighing options for congratulating him.
Meanwhile, Russian President, Vladimir Putin shortly after the emergence if Trump revealed that the administration has no plan to immediately congratulate Donald Trump for emerging victorious in the elections.
Dmitry Peskov who speaks on behalf of Putin said relations between the two countries were at a historic low, and that it was practically impossible for them to get any worse.
According to the spokesperson, Moscow is watching events closely and analysing statements made by American politicians about Russia.
The Russian government said it also urged people not to forget that the US is “directly and indirectly involved in a war against our state.”
Trump defeated Kamala Harris in a keenly contested United States election.
Russia statements come amid outpour of congratulations by world leaders.
The crisis between Russia and Ukraine has continued unabated, it remains unclear the impact the United States election win for Trump would mean for the conflict.
