The last well comes

Donald Trump, candidate of US President from the Republican Party, said in an interview with ABC News that the residents of Crimea at the Referendum chose an accession to Russia in March 2014.

When the correspondent noticed that Trump did not exclude the opportunity to recognize the annexation, the candidate corrected the journalist: "I intend to consider this issue."

“But you know,” Trump continued, “the inhabitants of the Crimea, as far as I heard, preferred to be with Russia, and not where they were. And you should also consider it.”

"Crimea is won. Do not blame Donald Trump for this," the candidate added.

Earlier, during an interview, the journalist noted that the current US Vice -President Joe Biden stated that Vladimir Putin was interested in losing the rival of Trump, a candidate from the Democratic Party Hillary Clinton. Executive and Madlen Olbright, also belonging to the Democrats, said, in turn, that Trump’s victory would be a gift for Putin, the interviewer continued.

“They are simply afraid of one thing - to lose the election,” retorted Trump. “If our country crawled with Russia, that would be great.”

The other day, Trump has already stated that he was ready to consider the issue of recognition of the annexation of Crimea , as well as on lifting sanctions from Russia.

Meanwhile, Clinton in published Sunday interview noted that Trump "demonstrates the frightening willingness to support Putin." The interlocutor considers the clarifying question of the journalist that Putin is interested in the victory of Trump in the elections, the Democrats candidate replied that she did not mean this. “But I think,” she added, “that the totality of facts makes us seriously think about the influence of Russia on our elections, on our democracy.”

The United States, Clinton noticed, would not suffer such a single country - all the more unfriendly.

“I think that the indulgence of this from Trump, like his praise Putin, with obvious intentional efforts to influence our elections, affect national security issues,” the presidential candidate concluded.