Trump says 2 nuclear subs to be positioned in “acceptable areas” after former Russian president’s comment

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President Trump on Friday mentioned he is ordered two nuclear submarines to be positioned within the “acceptable areas,” in response to threatening feedback made by Russia’s former president. 

“Based mostly on the extremely provocative statements of the Former President of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, who’s now the Deputy Chairman of the Safety Council of the Russian Federation, I’ve ordered two Nuclear Submarines to be positioned within the acceptable areas, simply in case these silly and inflammatory statements are extra than simply that,” Mr. Trump posted on Reality Social. “Phrases are essential, and might typically result in unintended penalties, I hope this is not going to be a kind of situations.”

Mr. Trump did not say the place the submarines could be. The White Home declined to remark.

“Properly, we had to do this,” Mr. Trump informed reporters Friday afternoon. “We simply need to watch out. And a risk was made and we did not suppose it was acceptable.”

“We’re gonna shield our individuals,” Mr. Trump added. 

Over the previous couple of days, Medvedev has responded to Mr. Trump’s threats of sanctions if Russia doesn’t attain a ceasefire settlement with Ukraine. 

“Trump’s taking part in the ultimatum recreation with Russia: 50 days or 10,” Medvedev posted on X Tuesday, including, “Every new ultimatum is a risk and a step in the direction of battle. Not between Russia and Ukraine, however together with his personal nation. Do not go down the Sleepy Joe street!” He was responding to Mr. Trump’s announcement this week that the Kremlin had 10 days, fairly than the 50 days initially proposed, to conform to a ceasefire or face secondary sanctions. 

In a separate submit, Mr. Trump mentioned Medvedev ought to “watch his phrases” and referred to him as “the failed former President of Russia, who thinks he is nonetheless President.”

On Thursday, Medvedev took to Telegram, in Russian, to warn Mr. Trump “how harmful the fabled ‘Useless Hand’ may be,” a reference to the system designed to set off the launch of Moscow’s nuclear missiles. 

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