Putin claims Trump set to swiftly tame European elites

Many pieces of information provided by Russian media or government representatives are elements of propaganda. Such reports are part of the information war being waged by the Russian Federation.

The dictator gave an interview to propagandist Pavel Zarubin, who accompanies Putin at all official events.

When asked about Donald Trump, who was sworn in as the US president on January 20, Putin stated that "Trump will quickly restore order among the European elites, who will soon 'sit at the feet of their master and gently wag their tails.'"

- Trump, with his character and stubbornness, will restore order there quickly. And all of them – you will see – it will happen swiftly. Soon they will all sit at the feet of their master and gently wag their tails - stated Putin.

Putin claims that Europeans actively fought against Trump and supposedly interfered in US politics and the electoral process because "mentally, then-president Joe Biden suited them more."

- And Trump has different ideas about what is good and what is bad – also in matters of gender policy and other issues. And they apparently do not like that - added Putin.

Continuing the topic of "political elites," the dictator stated that "they have become smaller, so instead of presenting an attractive program to voters, they fight competitors with bans."

This is how the president commented on the situation with the Alternative for Germany party and the discussions about its potential banishment taking place within the structures of the German government.

- It's just political trifles - said Putin about "European elites."

Putin reacted for the first time to the fact that allegedly no member of the Russian delegation was invited to Poland for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz camp. In his style, which means deceitfully.

- It's certainly a disgraceful thing for those who did it - he accused propagandistically.

However, it was his ambassador who said that Russian diplomats would not attend the celebrations.

US President Donald Trump said on Friday at 3 PM Eastern Time that he will soon have a conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and both "will do something significant." However, he did not provide details.

- We will talk. Well, we are already talking, and I think maybe we will do something that will be significant. We want to end this war - said Trump during the ceremony approving Doug Burgum's nomination as the new Secretary of the Interior.

The President refused to answer a question about whether he had already talked to Vladimir Putin but stated that "serious" talks are underway between the US and Russia, with more already planned.

source: TASS / PAP