Donald Trump has criticized Joe Biden's handling of his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The POTUS met the President of the Russian Federation during a summit at Geneva this week, and it's safe to say tensions were running high ahead of the meeting.
Per Fox News, Trump lashed out against his successor while speaking with Fox's Sean Hannity on the subject of Biden's handling of the lucrative Nord Steam pipeline, and his canceling a Canadian-American oil project.
Take a look at Hannity's interview in the video below:Trump told Hannity:
"We gave a very big stage to Russia, and we got nothing. We gave up something that was unbelievably valuable.
"I stopped the pipeline, NordStream II, and the pipeline was stopped, and it was given back [to Germany and Russia] and nothing was gotten for it. I think it was a good day for Russia. I don't think we got anything out of it."
Trump went on to slate the Biden administration's green energy policies, stating that they would benefit oil-exporting foreign nations.
The former POTUS stated: "They will make Russia so rich because of what is happening. When I left it was $1.87 a gallon for a gallon of gas, now it is over $3."
He went on to compare the early months of the Biden administration to the run-up to the economic collapse of Jimmy Carter's administration in the 1970s, warning of a sharp increase in interest rates in the near future.
On the other hand, President Putin has since criticized Trump by comparing him unfavorably to Biden in the aftermath of their liaison.
Per Daily Mail, Putin stated in a press conference held on Wednesday, June 16: "President Biden is an experienced statesman. He is very different from President Trump."
Putin then went on to criticize the United States, drawing attention to the Capitol riots of January 6, the Black Lives Matter protests, and gun violence in the country.
He added: "He did not invite me to the White House and no invitation of that kind was given. I think we really have to have the right conditions before we can get to that stage."
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