[Global Network Reporter Yan Peiyun] According to CNN, in response to the report that Russian President Vladimir Putin recently announced that the "Haiyan" nuclear-powered cruise missile has completed a "decisive test", US President Trump responded on Air Force One on the 27th local time that "it is inappropriate for him to say so". Trump also said that the United States has also deployed nuclear submarines near Russia.

According to Trump, ¡°Russia knows that the U.S. has a nuclear submarine near the Russian coast, so I mean it doesn¡¯t have to fly 8,000 miles, they¡¯re not playing games with us, we¡¯re not playing games with them, we¡¯re testing missiles.¡±

Trump also said, "By the way, I don't think it's appropriate for Putin to say that either." Trump said that Putin should end the war and "that's what he should do, not test missiles".

Asked if the U.S. would impose further sanctions on Russia, Trump replied, ¡°You¡¯ll know.¡±

According to Russia¡¯s TASS news agency, Putin said on Monday during an inspection of a Russian Joint Forces cluster command station that the ¡°Haiyan¡± nuclear-powered cruise missile has completed a ¡°decisive test¡±. The report said that Putin, during a meeting with the Chief of Staff of the Russian Armed Forces General Sergeant Grazimov and various cluster commanders, said that the ¡°Haiyan¡± nuclear-powered cruise missile is a ¡°unique¡± product in the world, to make the weapon in use, and there is a lot of work to do.

Grazimov told Putin that the nuclear-powered cruise missile had completed a test flight of 14,000 kilometers (about 8,700 miles) on October 21 and had not reached the capability limit of the weapon, but the performance characteristics of the nuclear-powered cruise missile enabled it to ensure ¡°precise strikes on targets under strict protection at almost any distance.¡±

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent announced on Monday the U.S. sanctions on Russia¡¯s two largest oil companies and urged Russia and Ukraine to immediately cease the fire. The Council of the European Union issued a communiqué on Monday saying that the European Union officially passed the 19th round of sanctions on Russia, including the addition of 69 separate sanctions and a number of economic restrictions, mainly aimed at Russia¡¯s energy, finance and military industries. Russian President¡¯s press secretary Peskov said in a media interview on Saturday that the new sanctions imposed by the United States and Europe on Russia have complicated the restoration of Russian-US relations.