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Putin hits out at Trump after US sanctions placed on Russia | LBC
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9:59Now PlayingVladimir Putin has branded Donald Trump decision to sanction Russia's largest oil firm an "unfriendly act."
Lord Malloch-Brown is the former UN Deputy General Secretary. Speaking to Lewis Goodall, Lord Malloch-Brown said, 'Trump is finally understanding what Russia is doing.'
However, he continued, 'Russia has the long-term edge over Ukraine', based on Putin's ability to continue sending troops to the frontline.
Mr Trump's sanctions levied on Russia come as Putin continues to scale up his attacks on Ukraine.
The Russian leader said the US president is hoping to put pressure on the Kremlin amid its ongoing war in Ukraine.
"Dialogue is always better than war", Mr Putin declared as his forces continued to pound Ukraine with missile strikes.
He added that his meeting with Mr Trump had not been cancelled, rather it had been "postponed".
The US Treasury announced the penalties on Rosneft and Lukoil on Wednesday, just a day after it was confirmed that a planned meeting between the US President and the Russian leader in Budapest had been shelved.
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