US Vice President believes the war in Ukraine will not end soon
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- Alona Kokhanchuk
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12:34, 02 May, 2025
US Vice President J.D. Vance, photo: Getty ImagesUS Vice President J.D. Vance has said that Russia's war against Ukraine will not end anytime soon.
In an interview with Fox News, he noted that both sides have put forward their peace proposals, and now the main question is whether a compromise can be found to end the conflict.
Vance expressed his belief that only Donald Trump is capable of reaching a peace agreement, but the final decision depends on the Ukrainian and Russian sides, as they must reach an agreement.
The official also stressed that Ukrainians «are angry with Russia because it attacked», and the war is likely to continue.
Earlier, J.D. Vance noted that there is a significant difference between Ukraine and Russia in their vision of ending the war, so the Trump administration will work to bring the positions of both sides closer together within 100 days.
Earlier, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said that Washington would work on peace talks as long as necessary. However, their success depends not only on the United States, but primarily on Ukraine and Russia.
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