Vance Calls Ukraine ‘Partner in a Sense,’ Urges End to Strikes on Russian Energy
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Vance's statements come at a time when relations between the United States and Ukraine are tense.
US Vice President J.D. Vance said that Washington would continue to cooperate with Kyiv on specific issues, but at the same time called on Ukraine to stop attacks on Russian diesel production facilities, which he said were driving up energy prices for Americans.
Vance calls Ukraine ‘partner in a sense,’ urges end to strikes on Russian energy
US Vice President JD Vance describes Ukraine as a partner state while acknowledging occasional differences in national interests, and believes Kyiv should stop striking Russian energy and oil refining facilities, he said in an interview with an American journalist.
Vance explained why he opposes Ukraine joining NATO and attacks on Russian refineries. Despite all the piety expressed in the direction of our country, he noted that the interests of states in some issues will diverge.
U.S. Vice President J. D. Vance believes that Ukraine should not become a member of NATO.
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