During a rally Saturday in Wilkes-Barr, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump praised both Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, according to a video.
Trump compared Xi and Putin to President Joe Biden, saying, "I've gotten to know a lot of foreign leaders, and let me tell you, unlike our leader, that they're at the top of their game."
The former president then predicted the media's reaction before calling Xi and Putin "fierce" and "smart."
"A lot of times, I'll call somebody smart, and" fake news "will go," Trump said.
"He rules with an iron fist, 1.5 billion people, yes, I say he's smart." "Don't you say he's smart?"
- Since taking office as China's President in 2012
- she has accused Human Rights Watch Chi of
- launching a "broad and sustained attack on human rights"
- which has been characterized by widespread oversight and surveillance.
Uighurs and other Muslim ethnic minorities in Xinjiang province have been subjected to "serious human rights violations," according to a report released by the United Nations earlier this week. According to the article, investigators alleged that they had discovered "credible evidence" of torture that could constitute "crimes against humanity".
Putin invaded Ukraine without warning, and the International Criminal Court is now considering whether Russia committed war crimes during the conflict.
In addition, Putin enacted strict control laws, imprisoned political opponents, and oversaw the persecution of LGBTQ people in Chechnya.
In the past, Trump called Putin "smart" and called his justification for invading Ukraine "genius." He also paid tribute to Xi, adding that he "loved me and I loved him."
Trump also referred to Biden as an "enemy of the state" and lamented the Mar-a-Lago raid by the FBI during his speech in Pennsylvania.
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