Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev has reacted harshly to US President Donald Trump's statements.
Trump had said that if the Russian president does not resolve the Ukrainian conflict, "it will end badly for him." Medvedev said this was one of his many threats.
Medvedev drew attention to the dangers of the possible supply of Tomahawk missiles. He noted that during an attack, it is impossible to distinguish between nuclear and conventional Tomahawks, and that the launchers of these missiles will not be in Kyiv but in the United States.
"The supply of these missiles can end badly for everyone. And most of all, for Trump himself," Medvedev wrote.
He expressed hope that this is another empty threat.
