MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Wednesday that U.S. President Joe Biden's appraisal of Russia as just having atomic weapons and oil was askew and double-crossed an absence of information about the country.
Biden offered the comment on Tuesday during a discourse in which he cautioned that if the United States wound up in a "genuine shooting battle" with a "significant force" it very well may be the aftereffect of a huge digital assault on the nation, featuring what Washington sees as developing dangers presented by Russia and China.
Biden flaunted that the U.S. knowledge administrations were better than their Russian partners and said Putin had "a genuine issue."
"... He's perched on top of an economy that has atomic weapons and oil wells and that's it. Nothing else. Their economy is, what?, the eighth littlest on the planet now, biggest on the planet? He knows he's in genuine difficulty, which makes him considerably more hazardous, in my view," said Biden.
Kremlin representative Dmitry Peskov recognized Russia's atomic ability and its huge oil and gas area, yet questioned Biden's claim.
"Asserting that there isn't anything else in Russia isn't right," Peskov told columnists. "This is wrong information and a misconception of current Russia."
Peskov said it looked like Biden, who gave the discourse while visiting the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI), had custom-made his directive for his country's insight local area and needed to establish a connection.
Peskov said the United States was an adversary of Russia despite the fact that endeavors to standardize ties were in progress. Senior U.S. also, Russian authorities started chats on Wednesday on key atomic dependability.
"(The United States) can scarcely be known as an accomplice. It is more similar to a rival or a 'opposite'," Peskov said. "Still the way that specialists are sitting in Geneva today is a positive sign."
Peskov likewise dismissed Biden's claims that Russia was at that point meddling in the United States' 2022 mid-term races.
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