US Edition[Opinion] Transatlantic Relations: j.d. Vance Accuses Europeans of "Sabotaging Themselves Many Times"
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The US respected its allies, says J.D. Vance. But many problems are home-made. Iran is accused by the US Vice-President of "not wanting to recognize red lines of the US government."
In the Vice President's opinion, Europeans are deliberately doing harm to themselves.
US Vice-President JD Vance stresses that the states beyond the Atlantic are seriously harming themselves from his point of view.
US Vice President James David Vance said the problem with Europe "is that they're doing a lot of things to sabotage themselves." Speaking on Fox News, Vance added: "We would like this to end. We would like them to be an ally in the truest sense of the word. We want Europe to prosper and succeed," he concluded. The United States' primary interest is that "Iran not get a nuclear weapon. We don't want nuclear proliferation," Vance said.
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