Dmitry Medvedev, who has served as Russia's president and prime minister, has weighed in on the latest set of charges against Donald Trump.
Reporting Medvedev's comments, Russian publication RBC pointed out that four American presidents had been assassinated, the most recent being Robert F. Kennedy's brother, John F. Kennedy, in 1963.
Medvedev uses his Telegram social media channel far more regularly to issue nuclear threats against the West for its support of Ukraine.that the tensions between Moscow and the West were"much worse" than during the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, which took place under President Kennedy. This made the chances of a nuclear apocalypse"not only possible, but also quite probable."
Medvedev's remarks about Trump follow the Republican's third criminal indictment, but he remains the frontrunner for the GOP nomination. Before his arraignment, Trump denounced the case as proof of the"corruption, scandal, and failure" of the U.S. under President
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