Vance Calls Ukraine ‘Partner in a Sense,’ Urges End to Strikes on Russian Energy
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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.
US Vice President J.D. Vance said that Ukraine should not be a member of NATO. He also refused to define Kiev as an ally of Washington and called on Ukrainian forces to stop attacks on Russian energy infrastructure. The statements were made in an interview with the 2WAY portal, conducted by journalist Mark Halperin and broadcast on October 19. “We do not have a formal alliance with Ukraine” When asked whether relations between the US and Ukraine…
Ukraine should not be a member of NATO, but "should stop attacking Russian energy facilities", an American official believes.
Vance called on Ukraine to stop strikes on Russian energy U.S. Vice President Jay Dee Vance said <p>Ukraine must stop striking Russian energy infrastructure. Previously Zelensky reported 76 Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy after the ceasefire.</p>
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