Published 08:41 IST, October 4th 2019

Greta Thunberg changes her bio after Putin's comment, netizens react

Greta Thunberg responds to the Russian President Vladimir Putin, by changing her Twitter bio after Putin’s comment on her knowledge and understanding.

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16-year-old Swedish activist, Greta Thunberg responded to Russian President Vlimir Putin, by changing her Twitter bio after Putin’s comment on her kwledge and understanding. This comes after President Putin and many or leers around world accused Greta Thunberg of being "poorly informed". After Greta's speech at Climate Action Summit at New York many world leers have spoken up on issue, which includes, Donald Trump, Canian MP Maxime Bernier, commentator Andrew Bolt and brocaster Jeremy Clarkson, President Putin is new person to join league. After President Putin's comments, netizens took to Twitter to express ir views on matter.

Russian President’s Attack on Greta

Chairing a session at energy forum in Moscow President Vlimir Putin brought up Greta Thunberg’s speech at UNGA in New York. He said that 16-year-old was “poorly informed” and he did t "share common excitement" about her speech. He said, “ one has explained to Greta that modern world is complex and different and … people in Africa or in many Asian countries want to live at same wealth level as in Sweden. I’m sure that Greta is a kind and very sincere girl. But ults must do everything t to bring teenrs and children into some extreme situations.”

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Greta’s response

After President Putin me his remarks on 16-year-old activist, she changed her Twitter bio. Her new bio re, “A kind but poorly informed teenr”. Earlier, she did same thing when US President Donald Trump me comments on her. Back n she changed her bio to, "A very happy young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future". Greta’s Thunberg is a champion and pioneer of 'Friday for Future' movement, she delivered a speech at UNGA in New York and questioned determination of world leer towards climate action.