“It’s one thing to be offensive because they were offensive. It’s another thing to attack his house. It’s not the right time to do any of that and can’t do it – and I learned about it from President Putin today. I was very angry about it.”

Meanwhile, Zelenskyy strongly denied the accusation, dismissing it as ‘typical Russian lies’ in a post on X.

“Russia is at it again, using dangerous statements to undermine all achievements of our shared diplomatic efforts with President Trump’s team. We keep working together to bring peace closer,” he wrote.

“This alleged ‘residence strike’ story is a complete fabrication intended to justify additional attacks against Ukraine, including Kyiv, as well as Russia’s own refusal to take necessary steps to end the war. Typical Russian lies.”

He added: “Ukraine does not take steps that can undermine diplomacy… It is critical that the world doesn’t stay silent now. We cannot allow Russia to undermine the work on achieving a lasting peace.”Featured Image Credit: C-Span

Trump makes major threat to three other countries after capturing Venezuelan president and conducting military strikes

Trump has turned his attention south of the border once more

President Donald Trump has doubled down on his hardline approach to Latin America, issuing a new round of threats just days after US forces dramatically captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in a covert military operation.

The comments came as international outrage continued to grow over Washington’s decision to seize the Venezuelan leader and fly him to America to face ‘narco-terrorism’ charges.

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