Russian President said the United States intended to use the tensions to impose sanctions on Russia. He added that the United States was ignoring concerns about NATO's proliferation in the European Union.
The United States and its allies have accused Russia of plotting to invade Ukraine, but Russia has repeatedly denied the allegations.
On Tuesday, US Secretary of State Anthony Blanken tweeted that the United States was "trying to prevent a conflict that is not in anyone's interest."
The Spanish newspaper published "secret documents" that it says were sent to Russia by the United States and NATO last week.
According to him, the United States and NATO have offered dialogue and confidence-building measures to curb the production of nuclear weapons in exchange for easing tensions in Ukraine.
A NATO official told the BBC the alliance never commented on the alleged leaked documents.
Russia has deployed about 100,000 troops on Ukraine's border in recent weeks. Armed troops are being assisted in the form of tanks and fighter jets.
Tensions between Russia and the United States date back to the Cold War, which lasted from 1947 to 1989. Ukraine was then an important part of the communist Soviet Union, the second most important after Russia.
