Kremlin says Biden calling Putin a war criminal is 'inexcusable'
A Kremlin spokesperson said Thursday that President Biden's labeling of Russian President Vladimir Putin as "a war criminal" is "absolutely unacceptable and inexcusable."
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A Kremlin spokesperson said Thursday that President Biden's labeling of Russian President Vladimir Putin as "a war criminal" is "absolutely unacceptable and inexcusable."
A Kremlin spokesperson said Thursday that President Biden's labeling of Russian President Vladimir Putin as "a war criminal" is "absolutely unacceptable and inexcusable."
Facing a wall of global opposition and unexpectedly fierce resistance from Ukrainian forces, Russian President Vladimir Putin played the nuclear card Sunday, ordering the country's vast nuclear arsenal be put on a "special combat readiness" status to persuade the U.S. and European nations not to come to Kyiv's aid.
Facing a wall of global opposition and unexpectedly fierce resistance from Ukrainian forces, Russian President Vladimir Putin played the nuclear card Sunday, ordering the country's vast nuclear arsenal be put on a "special combat readiness" status to persuade the U.S. and European nations not to come to Kyiv's aid.
The Kremlin on Monday doused cold water on the White House's plan for a meeting between President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin, saying it is "premature" to discuss a summit as tensions over Ukraine intensify.