Trump’s advice to Putin after Russia nuclear missile test: ‘End Ukraine war instead’

Published on: Oct 27, 2025 11:56 am IST

Trump’s remarks comes a day after Russia tested a new nuclear-capable and nuclear-powered cruise missile – Burevestnik.

US President Donald Trump on Monday called on his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to end the Ukraine war instead of testing new missiles. Speaking to journalists on board the Air Force One during his Asia tour, the Republican leader stated that Russia’s test was “not appropriate.”

Speaking to journalists on board the Air Force One during his Asia tour, the Republican leader stated that Russia's test was “not appropriate.” (AFP)
Speaking to journalists on board the Air Force One during his Asia tour, the Republican leader stated that Russia’s test was “not appropriate.” (AFP)

“He ought to get the war (in Ukraine) ended. A war that should have taken one week is now soon in its fourth year. That’s what he ought to do instead of testing missiles,” Trump was quoted as saying.

Trump’s remarks comes a day after Russia tested a new nuclear-capable and nuclear-powered cruise missile – Burevestnik.

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