"Bowing to Putin and betraying Ukrainians": Obama criticizes Trump and his team

Former U.S. President Barack Obama sharply criticized the foreign policy of the Donald Trump administration, accusing it of making concessions to the Kremlin and betraying partners. He made this statement said at a pre-election rally for United for Georgia.

According to the former president, Washington's current decisions are harming the international relations of the United States and weakening support for countries fighting for their independence.

He also added that Trump's administration is run by "unserious people," and that society as a whole has to pay for their reckless and chaotic decisions.

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Recall that this is not the first criticism of the former White House head toward the current U.S. administration. Earlier, during speeches in Cleveland and Detroit, Barack Obama stated that Donald Trump is incompetent, noting that his second term is accompanied by chaos, corruption, and drawing the country into unnecessary foreign conflicts.

Reference: Barack Obama served as U.S. president for two consecutive terms, from January 2009 to January 2017, after which he was succeeded in this office by Republican Donald Trump.