In an interview with the American publication The Wall Street Journal last week, Trump claimed to have warned the president of Russia: "Vladimir, if you attack Ukraine, I will hit you so hard you won't even believe it.

Former US President Donald Trump likely did not threaten Russian President Vladimir Putin with any ‘strikes against Moscow’ in their past conversation, according to Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council said.

"I said, 'Vladimir, if you go after Ukraine, I am going to hit you so hard,'" the former president said in an interview.

US presidential candidate Donald Trump has said that he threatened Vladimir Putin with a strike on Moscow if he invaded Ukraine. Source: Trump in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, as reported by European Pravda Details: Trump once again reiterated that he had a "great relationship" with Kremlin ruler Vladimir Putin and got along with him very well.

"Your bloody Washington will get hit too," roars Dmitry Medvedev. The former President of Russia reacted to Donald Trump's words in an interview with "The Wall Street Journal," where Trump said he warned Vladimir Putin against attacking Ukraine.

This was the response Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov gave when asked by reporters to comment on U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump’s recent claim that he had threatened to strike Moscow. Peskov added that "a number of world leaders" do not maintain confidentiality or follow "informational hygiene" in regard to private conversations.

The Kremlin has responded to former U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that he once threatened Russian President Vladimir Putin during his time in office. Forceful Communication With Putin Was a Key Factor On October 21,