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Vance says Russia is ‘asking for too much’ to end invasion of Ukraine

Vice President J.D. Vance said Wednesday in Washington that Russia is asking for too much in negotiations to end the Ukraine war.
His remarks followed a February visit to Germany and reflected concerns over stalled ceasefire talks and differing views on European policies.
Vance acknowledged controversy, softened past criticisms of Europe, and emphasized the need for both sides to come to the table and work together.
He explained that when Russia initially presented its peace proposal, their response was that the demands were excessive, highlighting a key obstacle in the negotiations.
Vance emphasized that advancing the peace process depends on face-to-face negotiations involving Ukrainian and Russian leaders and reaffirmed continued U.S. Involvement, while also highlighting that the ongoing conflict negatively affects all parties concerned.

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