US EditionTrump 'incredibly impatient' with Russia on Ukraine, VP Vance says
Trump signals a tougher stance on Russia, endorsing Ukraine's potential to reclaim lost territory with EU and NATO support amid stalled diplomacy, US officials say.
- Donald Trump suggested at the UN that Ukraine could regain lost territory and possibly advance further, marking a significant change in his stance after months of saying otherwise.
- US Vice President JD Vance warned that Trump is growing incredibly impatient with Moscow due to stalled diplomatic efforts over Ukraine.
- Ukrainian President Voldodymyr Zelensky praised Trump's new position but emphasized that NATO alone cannot ensure Ukraine's security.
- Zelensky also warned Europe against losing Moldova to Russian influence, stating that we are now living through the most destructive arms race in human history.
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The U.S. vice president, JD Vance, has assured that the country’s president, Donald Trump, “loses patience” with the Kremlin’s stance on negotiations to end the Russian invasion of Ukraine by considering that Moscow “is not doing enough” to end the war. “I think the president is getting impatient with the Russians right now because he doesn’t feel they are moving forward,” he said at a press conference from North Carolina, where he highlighted N…
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Vance Says Trump’s Ukraine Comments an Acknowledgement of ‘Reality on the Ground’
Vice President JD Vance told a crowd in Concord, North Carolina, on Sept. 24 that President Donald Trump’s comments about the war between Russia and Ukraine do not represent a policy change but are instead an analysis of the situation. “If the Russians refuse to negotiate in good faith, I think it’s going to be very, very bad for their country. That’s what the president made clear,” Vance said. “It’s not a shift in position. It’s an acknowledgem…
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