Before the "Pubbai meeting", Putin once again responded to Biden's "killer" remarks and also talked about Trump
[Global Network Reporter Zhang Xiaoya] "Putin said that establishment politician Biden is not as colorful and impulsive as Trump, and his (Biden)'killer' comment is (in charge)'Hollywood macho (Hollywood macho) )'"-"Russia Today" (RT) reported on this topic on the 11th that Russian President Vladimir Putin dismissed the "killer" label affixed by US President Biden in the latest interview with US media and said it was A professional establishment politician is posing.
The full NBC program interviewing Putin will be broadcast on June 14.
But in a clip broadcast on the evening of the 11th local time on NBC, Putin talked about Biden's "killer" remarks.
"During my tenure, I have become accustomed to attacks from various angles and fields, using various excuses and reasons, and using different calibers and varying degrees of intensity to attack me. I am not surprised by these." According to the program trailer. Film, Putin said in an interview with NBC reporters in Moscow.
RT said Putin also stated in the interview that Washington and Moscow relations are at their lowest point in many years.
The report said that neither the White House nor the Kremlin showed high expectations that the Russian-US leaders' summit to be held on June 16 would change this status quo.
In the show, Putin also talked about Trump.
RT said that Putin called Trump a "colorful person", not a self-establishment faction and "big era politics". This is true whether people like it or not.
He also said that the current US leader is "completely different."
"President Biden is a professional. He spent almost all his adulthood in politics." Putin continued, "This is another kind of person. My best hope is, yes, it has some advantages. , There are some shortcomings, but as the current president, (he) will not show any impulsive behavior."
On March 17 this year, Biden said in an interview with ABC that the Russian leadership would “pay the price” for Russia’s attempts to interfere in the US election. When asked whether he thought Putin was a “killer”, Biden gave affirmation. Reply.
Biden’s remarks triggered a strong response from Russia. Russian State Duma (lower house of parliament) Chairman Volodin said that Biden’s remarks insulted Russian citizens, "Putin is our president, and attacking him is attacking Russia."
When talking about Biden's remarks on the 18th, Putin said: "We always see our own qualities in others, and think that he and us are the same kind of people." Putin also responded, "I wish him good health."
U.S.-Russian relations have continued to be tense in recent years.
Since the Biden administration came to power, the two sides have achieved limited cooperation in the field of arms control. However, there have been obvious differences and intensified confrontation on issues such as Ukraine, cyber security, human rights, and election interference.
The Russian President’s website announced on May 25 this year that Russian President Putin and US President Biden will meet in Geneva, Switzerland on June 16.
According to the Russian President’s website, the leaders of the two sides will discuss the status quo and further development prospects of Russia-US relations, strategic stability, cooperation in the fight against the new crown epidemic, and regional conflict mediation during the meeting.
The White House confirmed the news of the meeting on the 25th.
The White House said in a brief statement that the United States seeks to restore predictability and stability in US-Russian relations, and leaders of both sides will discuss a series of urgent issues during the meeting.