Russia mocks 'fatigued and forgetful' Joe Biden after St Patrick's Day gaffe

The Kremlin has attacked Joe Biden’s "private insults" geared toward Vladimir Putin, claiming his remarks have been fuelled by irritation, fatigue and forgetfulness.

In latest days, the US President has labelled Putin a "battle prison" and a "murderous dictator".

"We hear and see statements which are truly private insults to President Putin," a Kremlin spokesman stated.

U.S. President Joe Biden hosts a digital St. Patrick's Day assembly with Eire's Prime Minister Micheal Martin after Irish Taoiseach Martin examined optimistic for coronavirus illness (COVID-19) after arriving in Washington, within the Oval Workplace on the White Home in Washington, U.S., March 17, 2022. REUTERS/Leah Millis

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U.S. President Joe Biden and Russia's President Vladimir Putin in June 16, 2021.

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"Given such irritability from Mr Biden, his fatigue and typically forgetfulness… fatigue that results in aggressive statements, we won't make harsh assessments, in order to not trigger extra aggression."

Earlier, the Kremlin described Britain's choice to revoke the published licence of Russian state-backed tv channel RT as "insanity".

Mr Biden has additionally made headlines this week for insulting the nation of Eire throughout a digital St Patrick’s Day assembly with Taoiseach Micheal Martin.

The US President spoke about his Irish heritage within the name and stated: "Properly, I simply need you to know, I could also be Irish however I am not silly. I married Dominic Giacoppo's daughter," he referencing the identify of Jill Biden's dad, Donald Jacobs.

Talking concerning the relationship between Eire and the US, he stated: “Our nations each are deeply dedicated to defending the hard-won beneficial properties of peace in Northern Eire. The Good Friday Settlement has been the inspiration of peace and prosperity in Northern Eire for almost 25 years. It can't change.”