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President Vladimir Putin has said that Prince Charles’ actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue about him were "not royal". The prince's comments comparing Mr Putin's actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue in Crimea to those of the Nazis in World War II have caused a lot of actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue. The prince likened Putin's actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue of Crimea to the actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue of Hitler. Mr Putin told reporters on Saturday that he had not heard the actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue words Prince Charles actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue used. He said: "This is actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue unacceptable if this is actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue." He added: "I know him and members of the royal family personally and this was not actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue behaviour."

Mr Putin said Prince Charles' alleged comments would not damage Russian-British actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue. He told the actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue that both he and Britain were "guided by actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue interests rather than some other actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue". He added: "All this will pass quite actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue and we'll continue to co-operate as we have done actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue". Mr Putin and Prince Charles will meet at a D-Day actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue in France next month. The potentially actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue meeting will probably go actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue. They will both follow the rules of diplomatic behaviour. Britain's leader David Cameron said the prince was expressing his actionsannexinganniversaryawkwardbeforecommentsconsiderationscontroversydefinitelyexactmedianationalopinionsquicklyrelationsroyalsmoothlysupposedlytrue.